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General & Other judgments from Canadian courts and tribunals, with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions.

DismissedFederal Court of Appeal·Apr 21, 2026

Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Board's Decision on Late Complaints

DismissedFederal Court·Apr 21, 2026

Federal Court Rejects Challenge to Rezoning Decision

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Apr 20, 2026

Claim Dismissed for Being Out of Time Under Limitation Act - Civil Resolution Tribunal

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Accident Responsibility·Apr 20, 2026

Claimant Loses Accident Responsibility Claim Before Civil Resolution Tribunal

The claimant argued he was not involved in an accident, but the tribunal reviewed statements from witnesses and found the respondent's determination of accident responsibility was reasonable under the Motor Vehicle Act.

DismissedCanada Industrial Relations Board·Apr 20, 2026

Employer's Unauthorized Wage Deductions Ruled Illegal

AllowedCanada Industrial Relations Board·Apr 20, 2026

Union Certified as Bargaining Agent for Customer Service Employees

AllowedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Apr 20, 2026

Claimant Wins Breach of Settlement Agreement Over Bathtub Installation

DismissedFederal Court·Apr 20, 2026

Federal Court Dismisses Judicial Review Application Against Public Safety Ministry

In a recent Federal Court decision, the application for judicial review was dismissed. The applicant, a public servant, had filed a grievance against an internal investigation process, but the court found that the decision was reasonable and dismissed the application.

DismissedFederal Court·Apr 20, 2026

Federal Court Dismisses Judicial Review Application

In a recent Federal Court decision, a judicial review application was dismissed. The court ruled that the grievance decision was reasonable and procedurally fair, focusing on the reasonableness of the decision rather than the merits of the allegations.

AllowedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Apr 20, 2026

Loan Contract Upheld Despite Handwriting Issues

In a recent Civil Resolution Tribunal case, a loan contract was upheld despite the borrower's claims that the contract was incomplete and the initials did not match her handwriting. The Tribunal ruled that the contract was valid and enforceable.

AllowedFederal Court·Apr 17, 2026

Federal Court Grants Injunction Against Trademark Infringement

DismissedSupreme Court of Canada·Apr 17, 2026

Supreme Court Rejects Appeal Challenging Rejection of New Evidence

DismissedEnvironmental Appeals Board (Alberta)·Apr 17, 2026

Standing Requirements for Water License Appeals

AllowedSupreme Court of Canada·Apr 17, 2026

Supreme Court Upholds Forfeiture Jurisdiction Post-Unreasonable Delay

DismissedFederal Court of Appeal·Apr 16, 2026

Federal Court of Appeal Denies Extension of Time Appeal

In this case, the Federal Court of Appeal denied an appeal requesting an extension of time to file a notice of appeal due to a significant delay. The court highlighted the necessity of providing a reasonable explanation for the delay and considered the potential prejudice to the respondents.

Allowed in PartFederal Court·Apr 16, 2026

Federal Court Adjusts Costs in Judicial Review Case

In a recent Federal Court case, the Court assessed and adjusted the claimed costs in a judicial review proceeding. The assessment officer reviewed the claimed costs and made adjustments according to the Court's previous decision and applicable case law.

AllowedFederal Court·Apr 16, 2026

Federal Court Orders $65,000 in Damages for Unjustified Force Against Inmate

The Federal Court ruled that an inmate was wrongfully subjected to excessive force by correctional officers and awarded him $65,000 in damages. The court emphasized the need for proportionality in the use of force and recognized the violation of the inmate's constitutional rights.

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Apr 16, 2026

Claimant Loses Accident Responsibility Claim Before Civil Resolution Tribunal

The Civil Resolution Tribunal dismissed a claimant's argument that an insurer incorrectly assessed responsibility for a motor vehicle accident. The claimant argued that he was not solely responsible for the accident and should not have had to pay a $500 deductible. However, the Tribunal found that the claimant did not prove his case and dismissed his claims.

Allowed in PartCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Apr 16, 2026

Excavator Rental Dispute Ruled on by Civil Resolution Tribunal

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Accident Responsibility·Apr 16, 2026

Civil Resolution Tribunal Rejects Challenge to Accident Responsibility Determination

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