Canadian Caselaw › Court of Queen's Bench of New Brunswick

[1]       L’intimé demande, au titre de l’art. 9 de la Loi sur l’intervention en matière de violence entre partenaires intimes (ci-après la « Loi »), que la Cour annule une « ordonnance d’intervention d’urgence » de 60 jours rendue contre lui le 25 avril 2020 en vertu de l’art. 4 de la Loi. La requérante, en revanche, demande une prolongation.

[1]       The respondent applies under Section 9 of the Intimate Partner Violence Intervention Act (hereinafter “IPVI”) to have the Court rescind a 60 day “Emergency Intervention Order” made against him on April 25, 2020 pursuant to Section 4 of the Act. The applicant, on the other hand, seeks an extension.

[1]     This is my decision in the matter of an Application in which 638419 N.B. Inc  (formerly Harbourfront Residences at Three Sisters Inc) (“Three Sisters”) is the Applicant and the Executive Director of Assessment for the Province of New Brunswick (the “Executive Director”) is the Respondent.  Under the Application, Three Sisters appeals 2019 decisions (the “Decisions”) of the New Brunswick...

[1]     This is my decision in the matter of a Motion in which U.S. Concrete, Inc (“U.S. Concrete”) and Eastern Concrete Materials, Inc (“Eastern”) are the Moving Parties and Jamer Materials Limited (“Jamer “) is the Respondent.  The Motion relates to an Action commenced by Jamer against U.S. Concrete and Eastern in the Judicial District of Saint John (the “NB Action”)

[1]        This is a Notice of Motion filed May 5th, 2020, in which the Applicant father, Mr. M., is asking that I order a resumption of access to a child, T. B. P. M., born August 29th, 2018.  The access granted to Mr. M. is set out in an order granted August 23rd, 2019, but signed October 3rd, 2019, and a further order granted February 21, 2020.

[1]        Par avis de motion déposé le 5 mai 2020, le père requérant, M. M., demande une ordonnance de reprise de l’accès auprès de l’enfant, T. B. P. M., né le 29 août 2018. Le droit d’accès accordé à M. M. est décrit dans une ordonnance rendue le 23 août 2019 et signée le 3 octobre 2019, ainsi que dans une autre ordonnance, rendue le 21 février 2020.