The draft Judicial Protocol relies on existing provisions in the various
provincial class proceeding statutes to establish a system whereby multiple and potentially overlapping class actions can move through two or more courts in an orderly manner.
Not exact matches
In Canada, the
provincial consumer protection statutes may also determine where a
class action is filed, says Robin Reinertson, a partner at Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP in Vancouver, and co-counsel for Vitaminwater in the B.C.
proceeding.
There is no federal civil jurisdiction of significance in Canada, and any
class action of significance will
proceed in one or more
provincial courts.