Young v., 2022 NSCA 49
Opinion
Nova Scotia Court of Appeal Citation: Young v. 3349659 Canada Inc. , 2022 NSCA 49 Date: 20220610 Docket: CA 513036 Registry: Halifax Between: Jared Luben Young Appellant v. 3349659 Canada Inc., John Doe, and Persons Unknown Respondents Judges: Wood, C.J.N.S., Fichaud and Bryson, JJ.A. Appeal Heard: June 10, 2022, in Halifax, Nova Scotia Written Release June 15, 2022 Held: Appeal dismissed, per reasons for judgment by the Court Counsel: Alex Embree, for the appellant Richard W.
Norman and Sarah Shiels, for the respondents Reasons for judgment: By the Court (Orally) [ 1 ] The panel has considered the written and oral submissions of counsel and reviewed the record. This is an appeal from an interlocutory decision and, therefore, requires leave of the Court. [ 2 ] The hearing judge, Justice Scott C. Norton, considered the applicable legal principles. He committed no error of law. [ 3 ] The decision to refuse the stay motion was an exercise of judicial discretion. The appellant has not demonstrated that the decision results in a patent injustice. [ 4 ] Leave is granted.
The appeal is dismissed with costs payable forthwith by the appellant to the respondents in the amount of $1,000. Wood, C.J.N.S. Fichaud, J.A. Bryson, J.A.
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