Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | The Honourable Madam Justice Bennett,The Honourable Mr. Justice Harris,The Honourable Madam Justice Griffin |
| Date | 14 June 2018 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
| Docket Number | CA44744 |
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23 practice notes
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2023 BCSC 108,
...provides an adverse inference. In essence, however, that is their argument. 33 In Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 [ Mehat] at para. 86, the Court of Appeal affirmed the test for drawing an adverse inference set out in Lau v. Insurance Corporation of British......
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Han v Dular,
...provides an adverse inference. In essence, however, that is their argument. 33 In Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 [ Mehat] at para. 86, the Court of Appeal affirmed the test for drawing an adverse inference set out in Lau v. Insurance Corporation of British......
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Hander v Kumar,
...find in the plaintiff’s favour, not whether the trier of fact would do so (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 at para 49, 11 BLCR (6th) 217 [Mehat]). Making this determination requires the judge to consider whether the evidence that has been presented is......
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British Columbia (Director of Civil Forfeiture) v. Angel Acres Recreation and Festival Property Ltd., 2020 BCSC 880
...a trier of fact in a civil case has recently been discussed by our Court of Appeal in Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 [780] Because of the emphasis that the Director has placed on his adverse inference submissions and the breadth and scope of the many adver......
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23 cases
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2023 BCSC 108,
...provides an adverse inference. In essence, however, that is their argument. 33 In Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 [ Mehat] at para. 86, the Court of Appeal affirmed the test for drawing an adverse inference set out in Lau v. Insurance Corporation of British......
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Han v Dular,
...provides an adverse inference. In essence, however, that is their argument. 33 In Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 [ Mehat] at para. 86, the Court of Appeal affirmed the test for drawing an adverse inference set out in Lau v. Insurance Corporation of British......
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Hander v Kumar,
...find in the plaintiff’s favour, not whether the trier of fact would do so (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 at para 49, 11 BLCR (6th) 217 [Mehat]). Making this determination requires the judge to consider whether the evidence that has been presented is......
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British Columbia (Director of Civil Forfeiture) v. Angel Acres Recreation and Festival Property Ltd., 2020 BCSC 880
...a trier of fact in a civil case has recently been discussed by our Court of Appeal in Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Mehat, 2018 BCCA 242 [780] Because of the emphasis that the Director has placed on his adverse inference submissions and the breadth and scope of the many adver......
Request a trial to view additional results