Stephens v Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
| Judge | Schwann, Leurer and Kalmakoff JJ.A. |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 SKCA 155 |
| Citation | 2021 SKCA 155 |
| Date | 30 November 2021 |
| Docket Number | CACV3589 |
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9 cases
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Bahrani v. Peters
...ensure that they have a fair opportunity to present the case to the best of their ability (Stephens v Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, 2021 SKCA 155 at para 59; Fraser v Ksenych, 2022 SKCA 93 at paras 21-22). This does not mean, however, that judges are required to tilt the pla......
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J.L. v T.T.
...judge who presides over a trial has a duty to ensure that it is fair to all participants (Stephens v Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, 2021 SKCA 155 at para 59; Fraser v Ksenych, 2022 SKCA 93 at para 21 [Fraser]). Where one or more of the litigants in a civil proceeding is self-represente......
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Ernst & Young Inc. v Koroluk
...that default judgment may be granted against them if they do not respond to the claim” (Stephens v Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, 2021 SKCA 155 at para 42 [Stephens]). [43] Justice Robertson recently cited this reasoning ......
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PIETT v. CANADA REVENUE AGENCY
...dereliction of duty or behaviour” and is not merely negligence or an error of judgment (Stephens v Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, 2021 SKCA 155 at para 50 [Stephens]; and McNabb v Cyr, 2018 SKCA 51 at para 68 [McNabb]. See also Walsh v Muirhead, 2020 BCCA 225 at para 34, 450 DLR (......
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