Reid v. Google LLC
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Judge | Tucker |
| Citation | 2022 BCSC 158 |
| Date | 01 February 2022 |
| Docket Number | S207444; S208705; S188927 |
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Morel v. Koninklijke Philips N.V.
...materials in the face of a carriage motion: Winder v. Marriott International Inc., 2019 ONSC 5766 at paras. 112–114; Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158 at paras. 70–71; Moiseiwitsch BCCA at para. 47. [84] Various submissions were made regarding the Nathanson Action’s lack of certification ma......
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Morel v. Koninklijke Philips N.V.,
...materials in the face of a carriage motion: Winder v. Marriott International Inc., 2019 ONSC 5766 at paras. 112–114; Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158 at paras. 70–71; Moiseiwitsch BCCA at para. 47. [84] Various submissions were made regarding the Nathans......
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Canada v. Hudson
...is no need to separately prove prejudice, although the presumption can be displaced with evidence to the contrary: Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158 at para. 140 [Google BCSC Decision], aff’d Kett v. Google LLC, 2023 BCCA 350 [Google BCCA Decision] (this point was not challenged on [47] The......
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Palmer v. Attorney General of Canada
...was filed on a much narrower set of facts than the first”, a new and non-duplicative claim was thereby created: Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158, at para. 149, aff’d 2023 BCCA 350. In the context of a carriage motion – an analogous context, but where competing cases are both in the same ju......
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Morel v. Koninklijke Philips N.V.,
...materials in the face of a carriage motion: Winder v. Marriott International Inc., 2019 ONSC 5766 at paras. 112–114; Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158 at paras. 70–71; Moiseiwitsch BCCA at para. 47. [84] Various submissions were made regarding the Nathans......
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Morel v. Koninklijke Philips N.V.
...materials in the face of a carriage motion: Winder v. Marriott International Inc., 2019 ONSC 5766 at paras. 112–114; Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158 at paras. 70–71; Moiseiwitsch BCCA at para. 47. [84] Various submissions were made regarding the Nathanson Action’s lack of certification ma......
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Canada v. Hudson
...is no need to separately prove prejudice, although the presumption can be displaced with evidence to the contrary: Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158 at para. 140 [Google BCSC Decision], aff’d Kett v. Google LLC, 2023 BCCA 350 [Google BCCA Decision] (this point was not challenged on [47] The......
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Palmer v. Attorney General of Canada
...was filed on a much narrower set of facts than the first”, a new and non-duplicative claim was thereby created: Reid v. Google LLC, 2022 BCSC 158, at para. 149, aff’d 2023 BCCA 350. In the context of a carriage motion – an analogous context, but where competing cases are both in the same ju......
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