Without a Charter right to timely proceedings in private matters, many civil lawyers have been complaining about an even more pronounced
delay in civil proceedings.
Not exact matches
Gibbons» travails over his first three years
in office are too numerous to document here (if you want a full accounting, make sure to read Fix friend Jon Ralston) but the following headline says it all: «Governor Gibbons hopes to
delay proceedings in civil trial.»
It was noted that the circumstances of the case were «exceptional» and so it was considered there would not be a floodgate of
civil claims where the claimant argued that the reason for the
delay in issuing
proceedings was the defendant's impecuniosity.
The rules of practice and procedure,
in civil matters, of the court
in which
proceedings are commenced by way of application apply to those
proceedings, but where those rules do not provide for the
proceedings to be heard and determined without
delay and
in a summary way, the court may give such directions as it considers necessary
in order to so provide.