Lay v Lay, 2019 ABCA 21
| Judge | Patricia Rowbotham,Thomas W. Wakeling,Michelle Crighton |
| Citation | 2019 ABCA 21 |
| Date | 22 January 2019 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
| Docket Number | 1701-0057-AC |
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10 practice notes
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Glamorgan Landing Estates GP Inc. v Calgary (City),
...Wakeling & Greckol, JJ.A. (“Reference must be had to reputable dictionaries to discover the ordinary meanings of words”); Lay v. Lay, 2019 ABCA 21, ¶ 63; [2019] 2 W.W.R. 254, 275, leave to appeal ref'd, [2019] S.C.C.A. No. 85 per Wakeling, J.A. (“Dictionaries compile the ordinary meanin......
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Hannam v Medicine Hat School District No. 76,
...2018 ABQB 515 63 Khalil v. Durant judgment granted 2018 ABQB 17 granted 2018 ABQB 473 64 Lay v. Lay dismissal granted 2017 ABQB 29 granted 2019 ABCA 21 65 Lee v. Hache dismissal granted 2018 ABQB 88 66 LNR v. Moutview Pharma Corp. dismissal denied 2017 ABQB 137 denied 2017 ABQB 730 67 Monta......
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Bruno v Samson Cree Nation, 2021 ABCA 381
...claim can raise if it wishes to, but which the defendant is not obliged to raise if it does not wish”). [143] E.g., Lay v. Lay, 2019 ABCA 21; [2019] 2 W.W.R. 294, leave to appeal ref’d, [2019] S.C.C.A. No. 85 (the Court upheld an order summarily dismissing the plaintiff’......
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Canada (Attorney General) v. Stevan Utah, 2020 FCA 224
...the text of paragraph 3(1)(a) of the Act. Paragraph 3(1)(a) “focuses on knowledge about the injury, not the cause of action”: Lay v. Lay, 2019 ABCA 21, 80 Alta. L.R. (6th) 221 at para. 29; Geophysical Service at paras. 31-32; Pedersen v. Soyka, 2014 ABCA 179, 99 Alta L.R. (5th) 139 at para.......
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Hannam v Medicine Hat School District No. 76,
...2018 ABQB 515 63 Khalil v. Durant judgment granted 2018 ABQB 17 granted 2018 ABQB 473 64 Lay v. Lay dismissal granted 2017 ABQB 29 granted 2019 ABCA 21 65 Lee v. Hache dismissal granted 2018 ABQB 88 66 LNR v. Moutview Pharma Corp. dismissal denied 2017 ABQB 137 denied 2017 ABQB 730 67 Monta......
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Glamorgan Landing Estates GP Inc. v Calgary (City),
...Wakeling & Greckol, JJ.A. (“Reference must be had to reputable dictionaries to discover the ordinary meanings of words”); Lay v. Lay, 2019 ABCA 21, ¶ 63; [2019] 2 W.W.R. 254, 275, leave to appeal ref'd, [2019] S.C.C.A. No. 85 per Wakeling, J.A. (“Dictionaries compile the ordinary meanin......
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Bruno v Samson Cree Nation, 2021 ABCA 381
...claim can raise if it wishes to, but which the defendant is not obliged to raise if it does not wish”). [143] E.g., Lay v. Lay, 2019 ABCA 21; [2019] 2 W.W.R. 294, leave to appeal ref’d, [2019] S.C.C.A. No. 85 (the Court upheld an order summarily dismissing the plaintiff’......
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Alexis v Alberta (Environment and Parks), 2020 ABCA 188
...… [They] record a range of potential meanings from which the court must select the most suitable for the context”) & Lay v. Lay, 2019 ABCA 21, ¶ 63 per Wakeling, J.A. (“Dictionaries compile the ordinary meaning of words that those who use a language correctly understand words to have”).......
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1 firm's commentaries
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The Evolution Of The Test For Summary Judgment: Old Habits Die Hard
...Rotzang panel, quoted the earlier cases that noted the moving party's position must be unassailable. On January 22, 2019, in Lay v Lay, 2019 ABCA 21, the majority of the Court upheld the dismissal of a plaintiff's action and did not cite either Stefanyk or Rotzang. Justice Wakeling (also on......