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Landlord & Tenant: Appealing Single-Judge Divisional Court Orders

Landlord & Tenant: Appealing Single-Judge Divisional Court Orders

14 Jan 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

Case: Ellenor v. Chernysh, 2026

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Administrative Law: Tax Returns; Adequate Explanations

Administrative Law: Tax Returns; Adequate Explanations

7 Jan 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

Might Government be more inclined to respond to the Federal Court of Appeal’s concerns if it were subject to a more significant penalty for inadequate reasons?

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Applications for Leave to Appeal: Principles, Factors, and Criteria

Applications for Leave to Appeal: Principles, Factors, and Criteria

17 Dec 2025 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

In this case, the C.A. provides valuable instruction on the legal principles governing an application for leave in B.C. – though they are instructive for those seeking leave elsewhere, including the S.C.C.

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Appellate Procedure: Panel Review of a Motion to Lift Automatic Stay Pending Appeal

Appellate Procedure: Panel Review of a Motion to Lift Automatic Stay Pending Appeal

10 Dec 2025 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

What do you do when summary judgment has been granted against you?

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Legal Principles for Sanctioning Professional Misconduct

Legal Principles for Sanctioning Professional Misconduct

2 Dec 2025 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

This case provides important ‘behind-the-curtain’ insight into the Law Society’s procedures and clarifies the role of appellate tribunals and the Court of Appeal in those procedures.

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CCAA Stay Order Doesn’t Apply to Quasi-Criminal Proceedings

CCAA Stay Order Doesn’t Apply to Quasi-Criminal Proceedings

25 Nov 2025 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

As described by the C.A., Dickson J.A.’s assessment was that the proposed appeal “lacked prima facie merit”; that the facts of the proposed appeal were unique, and that it was “unlikely, in the circumstances to have broad public importance or precedential value”.

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