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Fresh Guidance On Undertakings And Refusals In Construction Lien Actions: Praxy Cladding Corp. V. Stone Lamina Inc.

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By Ivan Merrow, Ariane C. Monjauze, Spencer Baron
| Mondaq
In construction lien actions where leave has been granted for examinations for discoveries, motions for undertakings and refusals can be expensive and time-consuming. It is crucial for counsel to have a good understanding of the principles that apply so that they can properly advise their client and not advance positions that are destinated to lose, or result in further examinations. To that end, Associate Justice Todd Robinson's recent decision in Praxy Cladding Corp. v.
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Nouvelles lignes directrices sur les engagements et les refus dans les actions sur le privilège de construction : Praxy Cladding Corp. c. Stone Lamina Inc.

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By Ivan Merrow, Spencer Baron, Ariane C. Monjauze
| Lexology Verified
Dans les actions sur les privilèges de construction (hypothèques légales de la construction en droit québécois) où l’autorisation a été accordée pour des interrogatoires préalables, les requêtes pour engagement et les requêtes en récusation peuvent être coûteuses et prendre beaucoup de temps.
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Fresh Guidance on Undertakings and Refusals in Construction Lien Actions: Praxy Cladding Corp. v. Stone Lamina Inc.

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By Ivan Merrow, Ariane C. Monjauze, Spencer Baron
| Lexology Verified
In construction lien actions where leave has been granted for examinations for discoveries, motions for undertakings and refusals can be expensive and time-consuming. It is crucial for counsel to have a good understanding of the principles that apply so that they can properly advise their client and not advance positions that are destinated to lose, or result in further examinations. To that end, Associate Justice Todd Robinson’s recent decision in Praxy Cladding Corp. v.
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