The majority views the concept of nullity as being difficult to reconcile with modern
principles of civil procedure.
2) The concept of «nullity» expressed in the two trial decisions is difficult to reconcile with modern
principles of civil procedure.
Not exact matches
So, just as in the law we have two criminal
procedures: criminal law where the requirement is «proof beyond reasonable doubt» and
civil law «on the balance
of probabilities», I personally think it is time we had Science (proof by experiment, the null hypothesis — proof beyond all reasonable doubt) and «science» (soft science)... where assertions are made using rigorous assessment
of the data and the application
of known scientific
principles, but assertions have to be made which can not be subject to the full rigours
of the scientific methodology.
The advantage
of a SOPO or SOSHO is that there are now well established
principles and
procedures — including the necessity for the service
of Civil Evidence Act Notices where appropriate and the prior service
of a properly drafted proposed minute
of the injunction.
In fact, this is the rationale behind one
of the Sedona
Principles (and Sedona Canada
Principles), and by extension behind the rules
of civil procedure in many jurisdictions: «As soon as litigation is reasonably anticipated, parties must consider their obligation to take reasonable and good faith steps to preserve potentially relevant electronically stored information.
The issues
of principle raised by the closed material
procedure were so fundamental that a closed material
procedure should only be introduced in ordinary
civil litigation (including judicial review) if Parliament saw it fit to do so.
In Con Law, we learned all sorts
of cases and
principles, but who taught that if you had something like a rule
of civil procedure or even a local court rule, you should consider that the rule might be unconstitutional.
If you have some resources, perhaps are a small business and don't want to take on a lawyer to run the whole case for you, you would be well advised to still invest in some advice, behind the scenes on your case, on key aspects
of it such as the basis
of your claim or defence in law, ensuring that your formal particulars
of claim or defence contain the right legal
principles and to gain an understanding
of the key elements
of the
Civil procedure rules.
Where a general statement
of law applies to every jurisdiction and will be based on common caselaw
principles, such as a Supreme Court
of Canada decision or a consensus
of appellate cases in various provinces, or on a common statutory provision, such as a similar provincial rule
of civil procedure, or common employment standards legislation:
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