Canada (Attorney General) v. Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198
| Jurisdiction | Federal Jurisdiction (Canada) |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Canada) |
| Date | 05 July 2019 |
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NEVSUN, ATLANTIC LOTTERY, AND THE IMPLICATIONS OR THE 2020 SUPREME COURT OF CANADA MOTION TO STRIKE DECISIONS ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW.
...93:6 Yale LJ 1073 at, in particular, 1075. (36) See e.g. Raji. supra note 32. (37) See e.g. Canada (Attorney General) v Fabnkant, 2019 FCA 198, 2019 CarswellNat (38) 2017 FCA 42, [2017] GSTC 17 at para 19 [Olumide]. (39) Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia v British Columbia (Atto......
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Mitchell v. Academy of Learning Mississauga, 2022 FC 1328
...and innocent parties, the relief contained in that provision should be granted (Olumide at para 31; Canada (Attorney General) v Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198 at para 19 [Fabrikant]; Simon v Canada (Attorney General), 2019 FCA 28 at paras 9-10 [Simon FCA]; Canada (Attorney General) v Ubah, 2021 FC......
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Canada (Attorney General) v. Simon, 2022 FC 1135
...of distinguishing a vexatious litigant from “the needy, persistent self-represented litigant” (Canada (Attorney General) v Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198 at para 20; Simon FCA at paras 13–16). Not every self-represented litigant requires additional regulation to control his or her dealings with th......
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National Bank of Canada v. Taha, 2022 FC 1282
...(Attorney General), 2019 FCA 28 (“Simon FCA”); Canada (Attorney General) v Yodjeu, 2019 FCA 178; Canada (Attorney General) v Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198; Coady v Canada (Attorney General), 2020 FCA 154. [35] In addition, this Court has recently summarized and applied the principles in Canada (A......
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10 cases
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Mitchell v. Academy of Learning Mississauga, 2022 FC 1328
...and innocent parties, the relief contained in that provision should be granted (Olumide at para 31; Canada (Attorney General) v Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198 at para 19 [Fabrikant]; Simon v Canada (Attorney General), 2019 FCA 28 at paras 9-10 [Simon FCA]; Canada (Attorney General) v Ubah, 2021 FC......
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Canada (Attorney General) v. Simon, 2022 FC 1135
...of distinguishing a vexatious litigant from “the needy, persistent self-represented litigant” (Canada (Attorney General) v Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198 at para 20; Simon FCA at paras 13–16). Not every self-represented litigant requires additional regulation to control his or her dealings with th......
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National Bank of Canada v. Taha, 2022 FC 1282
...(Attorney General), 2019 FCA 28 (“Simon FCA”); Canada (Attorney General) v Yodjeu, 2019 FCA 178; Canada (Attorney General) v Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198; Coady v Canada (Attorney General), 2020 FCA 154. [35] In addition, this Court has recently summarized and applied the principles in Canada (A......
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Canada (Attorney General) v. Turmel, 2022 FC 1526
...impose additional requirements as may be necessary to prevent abuses of process (Ubah at para 44; Canada (Attorney General) v Fabrikant, 2019 FCA 198 [Fabrikant] at para 2). Vexatiousness comes in many shapes and sizes, and each vexatious litigant may require the Court to impose different m......
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1 books & journal articles
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NEVSUN, ATLANTIC LOTTERY, AND THE IMPLICATIONS OR THE 2020 SUPREME COURT OF CANADA MOTION TO STRIKE DECISIONS ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW.
...93:6 Yale LJ 1073 at, in particular, 1075. (36) See e.g. Raji. supra note 32. (37) See e.g. Canada (Attorney General) v Fabnkant, 2019 FCA 198, 2019 CarswellNat (38) 2017 FCA 42, [2017] GSTC 17 at para 19 [Olumide]. (39) Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia v British Columbia (Atto......