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Posts Tagged: striking a claim
1 ResultsThe Doctrine of Abuse of Process
by: Justin de Vries and Jacob Kaufman, February 27, 2007
The Supreme Court of Canada had this to say about abuse of process: The doctrine of abuse of process engages the inherent power of the court to prevent the misuse of its procedure in a way that would be manifestly unfair to a party to the litigation before it or would in some other way…read more