Another B.C. case dealing with enforcement of foreign judgments came to my attention today. It is a two-part decision by Mr. Justice Myers in Marx v. Balak. The first part addresses the defendant’s applications to refuse enforcement because of breaches of natural justice and fraud (2008 BCSC 195). The second addresses an application to stay or defer the proceeding while the defendant applies to set aside the original default judgment in Utah (2008 BCSC 222).
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Taxonomy of Natural Justice
Posted by Seva on April 3, 2008
Posted in civil procedure, foreign judgments | Tagged: Enforcement of Foreign Judgments, fraud, natural justice | 3 Comments »
