Composite Technologies Inc. v. Shawcor Ltd.
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Jack Watson,The Honourable Mr. Justice Thomas W. Wakeling,The Honourable Madam Justice Frederica Schutz |
| Date | 23 June 2017 |
| Docket Number | 1603-0142-AC |
| Citation | 2017 ABCA 160 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
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48 practice notes
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Stoney Tribal Council v Canadian Pacific Railway, 2017 ABCA 432
...of the moving and non-moving party, add an unnecessary gloss and risk confusing the issue: see Composite Technologies Inc v Shawcor Ltd, 2017 ABCA 160; Stout v Track, 2015 ABCA 10 . I would not adopt them.Analysis[13] As noted above, I agree with the disposition of the appeal made by Justi......
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Hannam v Medicine Hat School District No. 76,
...of success is very high and the nonmoving party’s likelihood of success very low?’”); Composite Technologies Inc. v. Shawcor Ltd., 2017 ABCA 160, ¶ 2; 100 C.P.C. 7th 52, 61 (“Rule 7.3 ... allows a court to summarily dismiss an action that is without merit. A nonmoving party’s position is wi......
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Al-Ghamdi v Alberta, 2017 ABQB 684
...A very recent Alberta Court of Appeal decision, Wolfe v. Shawcor Ltd (appeals by Composite Technologies Inc. and Proflex Pipe Corp.), 2017 ABCA 160, has summarized the law in this area, and I draw the following list from that decision: The applicant for summary dismissal will have an unassa......
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Capital Steel Inc v Chandos Construction Ltd, 2019 ABCA 32
...may not be dealt with because a concession secured its absence from the agreement”). [102] Composite Technologies Inc. v. Shawcor Ltd., 2017 ABCA 160, ¶107; [2017] 8 W.W.R. 427, 468 (“It is not the role of a court to inflict on the parties' contract text an implausible meaning. Courts that ......
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47 cases
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Stoney Tribal Council v Canadian Pacific Railway, 2017 ABCA 432
...of the moving and non-moving party, add an unnecessary gloss and risk confusing the issue: see Composite Technologies Inc v Shawcor Ltd, 2017 ABCA 160; Stout v Track, 2015 ABCA 10 . I would not adopt them.Analysis[13] As noted above, I agree with the disposition of the appeal made by Justi......
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Hannam v Medicine Hat School District No. 76
...of success is very high and the nonmoving party’s likelihood of success very low?’”); Composite Technologies Inc. v. Shawcor Ltd., 2017 ABCA 160, ¶ 2; 100 C.P.C. 7th 52, 61 (“Rule 7.3 ... allows a court to summarily dismiss an action that is without merit. A nonmoving party’s position is wi......
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Al-Ghamdi v Alberta, 2017 ABQB 684
...A very recent Alberta Court of Appeal decision, Wolfe v. Shawcor Ltd (appeals by Composite Technologies Inc. and Proflex Pipe Corp.), 2017 ABCA 160, has summarized the law in this area, and I draw the following list from that decision: The applicant for summary dismissal will have an unassa......
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Capital Steel Inc v Chandos Construction Ltd, 2019 ABCA 32
...may not be dealt with because a concession secured its absence from the agreement”). [102] Composite Technologies Inc. v. Shawcor Ltd., 2017 ABCA 160, ¶107; [2017] 8 W.W.R. 427, 468 (“It is not the role of a court to inflict on the parties' contract text an implausible meaning. Courts that ......
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Apotex's Claims Against Current And Former Ministers And Civil Servants Working At The Ministry Of Health Is Not Struck For A Lack Of Jurisdiction (Intellectual Property Weekly Abstracts Bulletin Week of May 29, 2017)
...to the solicitor. Court of Appeal dismisses appeal of decision granting summary judgment Composite Technologies Inc. v. Shawcor Ltd., 2017 ABCA 160 The Court of Appeal of Alberta dismissed the Plaintiffs' appeal of Hillier J.'s decision confirming the Master's Order, which summarily dismiss......