Secret Recording Admitted Into Evidence
A secretly recorded telephone conversation was admitted into evidence in Surrett v Butkiewicz 2018 BCSC 1380 . The actual parties were deceased, and the litigation
A secretly recorded telephone conversation was admitted into evidence in Surrett v Butkiewicz 2018 BCSC 1380 . The actual parties were deceased, and the litigation
Medical records of the deceased were admitted into evidence as business records in Re Singh Estate 2019 BCSC 272. In Ares v Venner (1970) SCR
Many court cases are decided on the issue of credibility. If the court does not believe one partie’s evidence then in all likelihood that party
Admissible extrinsic evidence in S 58 WESA applications to “ cure” defective wills was discussed in Re Mace Estate 2018 BCSC 1284. In short, the
Spoliation of evidence is the intentional destruction of relevant evidence when litigation exists or is pending. There are few cases on the issue in Canada
B(K) v B(J) 2016 BCSC 1904 involved an application for reopening a case that had been decided and attempt to introduce new evidence as