Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd.,

JurisdictionSaskatchewan
JudgeOttenbreit, Caldwell and Barrington-Foote JJ.A.
Neutral Citation2020 SKCA 123
Citation2020 SKCA 123
CourtCourt of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
Date28 October 2020
Docket NumberCACV3372
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6 practice notes
  • GHC Swift Current Realty Inc. v BACZ Engineering (2004) Ltd.,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 24 de março de 2022
    ...664). That being so, it is reviewable on the discretionary standard (Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 43; CE Design Ltd. v Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Company, 2021 SKCA 14 at para 49, 455 DLR (4th) 417). This means an appellate co......
  • Herold v Wassermann,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 20 de setembro de 2022
    ...Mortgage Ltd. v Robertson (1984), 35 Sask R 84 at para 2 (CA); and Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 55, 17 CLR (5th) 138. [50]           Although the RJR-MacDonald framework is a......
  • Métis Nation – Saskatchewan v Saskatchewan (Environment),
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 20 de março de 2023
    ...Canada & Co., 2011 SKCA 152 at para 41, [2012] 6 WWR 1; and Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 58, 17 CLR (5th) 138 [ Kelly Panteluk]. However, one factor that tilts toward the conclusion that a proceeding is abusive is where a par......
  • SHAW v. SHAW, 2020 SKQB 320
    • Canada
    • Court of Queen's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • 4 de dezembro de 2020
    ...Ottenbreit J.A., writing for the Court of Appeal in Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 58 (CanLII), reaffirmed that the doctrine of abuse of process is a flexible [58]      The doctrine of abuse of process is a......
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5 cases
  • GHC Swift Current Realty Inc. v BACZ Engineering (2004) Ltd.,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 24 de março de 2022
    ...664). That being so, it is reviewable on the discretionary standard (Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 43; CE Design Ltd. v Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Company, 2021 SKCA 14 at para 49, 455 DLR (4th) 417). This means an appellate co......
  • Herold v Wassermann,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 20 de setembro de 2022
    ...Mortgage Ltd. v Robertson (1984), 35 Sask R 84 at para 2 (CA); and Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 55, 17 CLR (5th) 138. [50]           Although the RJR-MacDonald framework is a......
  • Métis Nation – Saskatchewan v Saskatchewan (Environment),
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 20 de março de 2023
    ...Canada & Co., 2011 SKCA 152 at para 41, [2012] 6 WWR 1; and Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 58, 17 CLR (5th) 138 [ Kelly Panteluk]. However, one factor that tilts toward the conclusion that a proceeding is abusive is where a par......
  • SHAW v. SHAW, 2020 SKQB 320
    • Canada
    • Court of Queen's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • 4 de dezembro de 2020
    ...Ottenbreit J.A., writing for the Court of Appeal in Canadian Pacific Railway Company v Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd., 2020 SKCA 123 at para 58 (CanLII), reaffirmed that the doctrine of abuse of process is a flexible [58]      The doctrine of abuse of process is a......
  • Request a trial to view additional results

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