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A Tale Of 2 British Columbia Lawsuits

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First published at 09:14 UTC on November 28th, 2022.

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Remember: it's all just for laughs!

ABOUT THE CSASPP CASE:
https://canucklaw.ca/csaspp-certification-hearing-approaching-for-class-action/
Certification hearing in December, trial (if all goes well) April 2023

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Remember: it's all just for laughs!

ABOUT THE CSASPP CASE:
https://canucklaw.ca/csaspp-certification-hearing-approaching-for-class-action/
Certification hearing in December, trial (if all goes well) April 2023

ABOUT THE ACTION4CANADA CASE:
Struck in its entirety in August 2021

David Lindsay also misrepresents the applications. It wasn't just that the NOCC was too long, but that it contained tons of irrelevant information, was confusing and disjointed, improperly pleads evidence, goes on and on about non-parties, and asks for remedies (for allegations involving criminal and international matters) that a civil court can't possibly grant.

In reality: the outcome was quite predictable to anyone with a working knowledge of civil procedure.

August 17, 2021 Notice of Civil Claim:
https://canucklaw.ca/wp-content/uploads/A4C-Notice-of-Civil-Claim.pdf

August 31, 2021 Prediction case will never make it to trial:
https://canucklaw.ca/action4canada-statement-of-claim-fatally-defective-will-never-make-it-to-trial/

Responses/Applications To Strike:
https://canucklaw.ca/wp-content/uploads/A4C-Response-October-14.pdf
https://canucklaw.ca/wp-content/uploads/A4C-Notice-of-Application-January-12.pdf
https://canucklaw.ca/wp-content/uploads/A4C-Notice-of-Application-January-17.pdf
https://canucklaw.ca/wp-content/uploads/A4C-Affidavit-1.pdf
https://canucklaw.ca/wp-content/uploads/A4C-Response-to-Application-BC-Ferries-January-19.pdf

August 29, 2022 ruling
https://www.canlii.org/en/bc/bcsc/doc/2022/2022bcsc1507/2022bcsc1507.html

Interestingly, the Judge ruled that the NOCC can be rewritten, but "all" of it has to be. That's 391 pages. While there were legitimate issues, the quality of the drafting was far, far below the minimum requirements for a lawsuit.

Tanya's comical press release on the ruling:
https://action4canada.com/legal-case-moving-forward/

It was admitted in court that over $750,000 had been raised for this suit. It may very well be much higher.

According to sources, it's now dawning of the Plaintiffs that they are jointly liable for costs that could exceed $100,000. Tanya hasn't made any promise to protect them.

Yes, it was appealed
https://canucklaw.ca/action4canada-appeal-baseless-seems/

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