Thind v. Mole,
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Jackson |
| Docket Number | M1710474; M201202 |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Date | 28 October 2022 |
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2 practice notes
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2023 BCSC 1042,
...891 at para. 124; Warick v. Diwell, 2017 BCSC 68 at paras. 202–209, aff'd 2018 BCCA 53; Pololos at para. 144; Thind v. Mole, 2022 BCSC 1895 at para. 63. Medically justified means something less than medical necessity, and requires only some evidence the expense claimed is direct......
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Oh v Fang,
...891 at para. 124; Warick v. Diwell, 2017 BCSC 68 at paras. 202–209, aff'd 2018 BCCA 53; Pololos at para. 144; Thind v. Mole, 2022 BCSC 1895 at para. 63. Medically justified means something less than medical necessity, and requires only some evidence the expense claimed is direct......
2 cases
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2023 BCSC 1042,
...891 at para. 124; Warick v. Diwell, 2017 BCSC 68 at paras. 202–209, aff'd 2018 BCCA 53; Pololos at para. 144; Thind v. Mole, 2022 BCSC 1895 at para. 63. Medically justified means something less than medical necessity, and requires only some evidence the expense claimed is direct......
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Oh v Fang,
...891 at para. 124; Warick v. Diwell, 2017 BCSC 68 at paras. 202–209, aff'd 2018 BCCA 53; Pololos at para. 144; Thind v. Mole, 2022 BCSC 1895 at para. 63. Medically justified means something less than medical necessity, and requires only some evidence the expense claimed is direct......