Pardy v. Levant, 2015 BCSC 130
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Fisher, J. |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Subject Matter | PRACTICE |
| Citation | 2015 BCSC 130,[2015] B.C.T.C. Uned. 130,[2015] B.C.T.C. Uned. 130 (SC) |
| Date | 29 January 2015 |
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3 practice notes
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Marzec v. Nemi,
...the lack of any suggestion of tactical delay. [67] He also relies on Pardy v. Levant, 2015 BCSC 130, and, in particular, the Court’s observation that, in some cases, the presumption of prejudice may be insufficient on its own to warrant dismi......
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Prince Rupert Building Materials Ltd. v. Guo,
...is some prejudice that is accrued to the defendant because of the inordinate and inexcusable delay in this case. In Pardy v. Levant, 2015 BCSC 130 at para. 13, Fisher J., as she then was, It has long been recognized that memories fade with the passage of time, and witnesses may disappear. P......
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Cryer v. Geissinger, 2021 BCSC 2490
...Again, I respectfully disagree. Unlike some of the cases referred to me, notably Pardy v. Levant, 2015 BCSC 130 [Pardy], this is not a case driven by documents nor is there a record from parallel proceedings as was the case in [52] The determination......
3 cases
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Marzec v. Nemi,
...the lack of any suggestion of tactical delay. [67] He also relies on Pardy v. Levant, 2015 BCSC 130, and, in particular, the Court’s observation that, in some cases, the presumption of prejudice may be insufficient on its own to warrant dismi......
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Prince Rupert Building Materials Ltd. v. Guo,
...is some prejudice that is accrued to the defendant because of the inordinate and inexcusable delay in this case. In Pardy v. Levant, 2015 BCSC 130 at para. 13, Fisher J., as she then was, It has long been recognized that memories fade with the passage of time, and witnesses may disappear. P......
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Cryer v. Geissinger, 2021 BCSC 2490
...Again, I respectfully disagree. Unlike some of the cases referred to me, notably Pardy v. Levant, 2015 BCSC 130 [Pardy], this is not a case driven by documents nor is there a record from parallel proceedings as was the case in [52] The determination......