Air Canada v. Toronto Port Authority
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Air Canada v. Toronto Port Authority Court (s) Database Federal Court Decisions Date 2010-06-11 Neutral citation 2010 FC 635 File numbers T-488-10, T-692-10 Decision Content Federal Court Cour fédérale Date: 20100611 Dockets: T-488-10 T-692-10 Citation: 2010 FC 635 Toronto, Ontario, June 11, 2010 PRESENT: The Honourable Mr. Justice Hughes BETWEEN: AIR CANADA Applicant and TORONTO PORT AUTHORITY and PORTER AIRLINES INC. Respondents REASONS FOR ORDER AND ORDER [1] I have read the materials filed by each of the parties here on this motion concerning the filing of additional evidence, and I have heard representations from counsel. [2] Each case of this kind has to be dealt with separately and on its individual circumstances. Therefore, the case law is helpful but it is not imperative that I follow it one way or the other. [3] In looking at this material, I am satisfied it is best for the hearing that will take place next month in Vancouver that I have all the evidence before me. At that time I can weigh it and consider it. I can weigh its probability, its relevance, and even its admissibility if there is a strong reason why it shouldn't be admissible at that time. Although I am not going to tempt the parties to fill the books and argument time with that again. [4] Given that the parties have indicated to me that the June 2nd affidavits of Deluce and Ware, the May 27th affidavit of Wilson and the affidavit of Forget, sworn June 7th bring to an end any affidavit material that they …
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Air Canada v. Toronto Port Authority Court (s) Database Federal Court Decisions Date 2010-06-11 Neutral citation 2010 FC 635 File numbers T-488-10, T-692-10 Decision Content Federal Court Cour fédérale Date: 20100611 Dockets: T-488-10 T-692-10 Citation: 2010 FC 635 Toronto, Ontario, June 11, 2010 PRESENT: The Honourable Mr. Justice Hughes BETWEEN: AIR CANADA Applicant and TORONTO PORT AUTHORITY and PORTER AIRLINES INC. Respondents REASONS FOR ORDER AND ORDER [1] I have read the materials filed by each of the parties here on this motion concerning the filing of additional evidence, and I have heard representations from counsel. [2] Each case of this kind has to be dealt with separately and on its individual circumstances. Therefore, the case law is helpful but it is not imperative that I follow it one way or the other. [3] In looking at this material, I am satisfied it is best for the hearing that will take place next month in Vancouver that I have all the evidence before me. At that time I can weigh it and consider it. I can weigh its probability, its relevance, and even its admissibility if there is a strong reason why it shouldn't be admissible at that time. Although I am not going to tempt the parties to fill the books and argument time with that again. [4] Given that the parties have indicated to me that the June 2nd affidavits of Deluce and Ware, the May 27th affidavit of Wilson and the affidavit of Forget, sworn June 7th bring to an end any affidavit material that they intend to submit in this proceeding, I am prepared to allow all of that evidence to form part of the record including any cross‑examination it has or will take place in respect of that material. ORDER THIS COURT ORDERS that: 1. Each of the affidavits of Deluce, sworn June 2nd, 2010, Ware, sworn June 2nd, 2010, Wilson, sworn May 27th, 2010, and Forget, sworn June 7th, 2010 shall be filed and be of record in each of these two proceedings; 2. Each of the parties shall be allowed to file a memorandum of fact and law not to exceed 40 pages in length. Those memoranda shall address the two applications; 3. The costs of this current motion shall be costs in the cause. “Roger T. Hughes” Judge FEDERAL COURT NAME OF COUNSEL AND SOLICITORS OF RECORD DOCKETS: T-488-10, T-692-10 STYLE OF CAUSE: AIR CANADA v. TORONTO PORT AUTHORITY AND PORTER AIRLINES INC. PLACE OF HEARING: TORONTO, ONTARIO DATE OF HEARING: JUNE 10, 2010 REASONS FOR ORDER AND ORDER: HUGHES J. DATED: JUNE 11, 2010 APPEARANCES: Neil Finkelstein Sarit Batner Byron Shaw FOR THE APPLICANT Peter Doody Colleen Shannon Robert Armstrong Oretes Pasparakis Greg Sheahan FOR THE RESPONDENT TORONTO PORT AUTHORITY FOR THE RESPONDENT PORTER AIRLINES INC. SOLICITORS OF RECORD: McCarthy Tétrault LLP Toronto, Ontario FOR THE APPLICANT Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Ottawa, Ontario Ogilvy Renault LLP Toronto, Ontario FOR THE RESPONDENT TORONTO PORT AUTHORITY FOR THE RESPONDENT PORTER AIRLINES INC.
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