Stubicar v JEMM Sunnyside Ltd
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
| Judge | Strekaf |
| Citation | 2023 ABCA 326 |
| Docket Number | 2201-0144AC |
| Date | 14 November 2023 |
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2 practice notes
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Oleynik v. Memorial University of Newfoundland
...2023 BCCA 345, leave to appeal SCC refused, 40988 (18 April 2024); A.N.H. v. L.D.G., 2022 BCCA 155; Stubicar v. JEMM Sunnyside Ltd, 2023 ABCA 326; Barth v. Saskatchewan (Social Services), 2021 SKCA 41; College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba v. Hancock, 2023 MBCA 70; Penner v. Montcalm (Ru......
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Fleming v. Sim
...at para 39). The Court may also consider the core of “vexatiousness”, accepted by the Court of Appeal in Stubicar v JEMM Sunnyside Ltd, 2023 ABCA 326, as conduct which has no basis in law that would result in harm to another or the system itself if it is not stopped (para 19). [171] &n......
2 cases
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Oleynik v. Memorial University of Newfoundland
...2023 BCCA 345, leave to appeal SCC refused, 40988 (18 April 2024); A.N.H. v. L.D.G., 2022 BCCA 155; Stubicar v. JEMM Sunnyside Ltd, 2023 ABCA 326; Barth v. Saskatchewan (Social Services), 2021 SKCA 41; College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba v. Hancock, 2023 MBCA 70; Penner v. Montcalm (Ru......
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Fleming v. Sim
...at para 39). The Court may also consider the core of “vexatiousness”, accepted by the Court of Appeal in Stubicar v JEMM Sunnyside Ltd, 2023 ABCA 326, as conduct which has no basis in law that would result in harm to another or the system itself if it is not stopped (para 19). [171] &n......
