Johnson v. Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776
| Jurisdiction | Federal Jurisdiction (Canada) |
| Citation | 2022 FC 776 |
| Court | Federal Court (Canada) |
| Date | 27 May 2022 |
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4 practice notes
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Johnson v. Canadian Tennis Association, 2024 FC 110
...the Plaintiff to demonstrate a palpable and overriding error in the Associate Judge’s order: Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776 at para 23 [Johnson 2022]. As explained by the Federal Court of Appeal, this is a high threshold to meet – it is not enough to pull a......
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Johnson v. Canadian Tennis Association, 2023 FC 1605
...the Plaintiff to demonstrate a palpable and overriding error in the Associate Judge’s order: Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776 at para 23 [Johnson 2022]. As explained by the Federal Court of Appeal, this is a high threshold to meet – it is not enough to pull a......
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Bennett v. Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness), 2023 FC 761
...In finding that he failed to do so, she neither committed any error in fact nor law. As noted in Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776 at para 45, while self-represented parties may benefit from some flexibility from the Court in the name of access to justice, this is not equiv......
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Johnson v. Canadian Tennis Association, 2024 FC 404
...2022, dismissing the Plaintiff’s appeal of a Prothonotary’s Order of April 5, 2022: Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776.The Plaintiff was ordered to pay costs to the Defendants of b)Order of Case Management Judge Catherine A. Coughlan dated August 25, 2022 (and ......
4 cases
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Johnson v. Canadian Tennis Association, 2024 FC 110
...the Plaintiff to demonstrate a palpable and overriding error in the Associate Judge’s order: Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776 at para 23 [Johnson 2022]. As explained by the Federal Court of Appeal, this is a high threshold to meet – it is not enough to pull a......
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Johnson v. Canadian Tennis Association, 2023 FC 1605
...the Plaintiff to demonstrate a palpable and overriding error in the Associate Judge’s order: Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776 at para 23 [Johnson 2022]. As explained by the Federal Court of Appeal, this is a high threshold to meet – it is not enough to pull a......
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Bennett v. Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness), 2023 FC 761
...In finding that he failed to do so, she neither committed any error in fact nor law. As noted in Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776 at para 45, while self-represented parties may benefit from some flexibility from the Court in the name of access to justice, this is not equiv......
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Johnson v. Canadian Tennis Association, 2024 FC 404
...2022, dismissing the Plaintiff’s appeal of a Prothonotary’s Order of April 5, 2022: Johnson v Canadian Tennis Association, 2022 FC 776.The Plaintiff was ordered to pay costs to the Defendants of b)Order of Case Management Judge Catherine A. Coughlan dated August 25, 2022 (and ......