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Fortier 2000 Ltée. v. Matiere

2003 FCT 351
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Fortier 2000 Ltée. v. Matiere Court (s) Database Federal Court Decisions Date 2003-03-26 Neutral citation 2003 FCT 351 File numbers T-611-01 Decision Content Date: 20030326 Docket: T-611-01 Citation: 2003 FCT 351 Montréal, Quebec, March 26, 2003 Present: Richard Morneau, Prothonotary BETWEEN: FORTIER 2000 LTÉE Plaintiff and MARCEL MATIÈRE Defendant and MARCEL MATIÈRE and BÉTON PROVINCIAL LTÉE Plaintiffs by counterclaim and FORTIER 2000 LTÉE Defendant to counterclaim REASONS FOR ORDER AND ORDER RICHARD MORNEAU, PROTHONOTARY: [1] It appears to me in the circumstances of this case that this motion by the defendant and plaintiffs by counterclaim (the defendant) for further and better particulars regarding paragraph 22 of the plaintiff's amended reply and defence to the counterclaim must be dismissed, with costs. [2] Although the order of January 22, 2003, provided that the defendant could appeal by motion to obtain further and better particulars regarding paragraph 22, the text of paragraph 22 together with the additional particulars provided by the plaintiff on February 20, 2003, should have led the defendant to justify by way of affidavit both the need for additional particulars and the harm caused by this alleged lack of particulars. Each case turns on its own facts in this area of law, and unlike this Court's decision of February 27, 2001, in Contour Optik Inc. v. Hakim Optical Laboratory Ltd. (2001 FCT 125), I do not believe that there is a basic deficiency in these pleading…

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Fortier 2000 Ltée. v. Matiere
Court (s) Database
Federal Court Decisions
Date
2003-03-26
Neutral citation
2003 FCT 351
File numbers
T-611-01
Decision Content
Date: 20030326
Docket: T-611-01
Citation: 2003 FCT 351
Montréal, Quebec, March 26, 2003
Present: Richard Morneau, Prothonotary
BETWEEN:
FORTIER 2000 LTÉE
Plaintiff
and
MARCEL MATIÈRE
Defendant
and
MARCEL MATIÈRE and
BÉTON PROVINCIAL LTÉE
Plaintiffs by counterclaim
and
FORTIER 2000 LTÉE
Defendant to counterclaim
REASONS FOR ORDER AND ORDER
RICHARD MORNEAU, PROTHONOTARY:
[1] It appears to me in the circumstances of this case that this motion by the defendant and plaintiffs by counterclaim (the defendant) for further and better particulars regarding paragraph 22 of the plaintiff's amended reply and defence to the counterclaim must be dismissed, with costs.
[2] Although the order of January 22, 2003, provided that the defendant could appeal by motion to obtain further and better particulars regarding paragraph 22, the text of paragraph 22 together with the additional particulars provided by the plaintiff on February 20, 2003, should have led the defendant to justify by way of affidavit both the need for additional particulars and the harm caused by this alleged lack of particulars. Each case turns on its own facts in this area of law, and unlike this Court's decision of February 27, 2001, in Contour Optik Inc. v. Hakim Optical Laboratory Ltd. (2001 FCT 125), I do not believe that there is a basic deficiency in these pleadings that warrants further and better particulars.
[3] Along the same lines, I do not believe it is necessary for the plaintiff to amend its affidavit of documents.
[4] This case must move forward and must not become mired in classic difficulties connected to the examinations on discovery. The parties shall govern themselves in accordance with the timetable approved by the Court in a separate order dated today.
Richard Morneau
Prothonotary
Certified true translation
Mary Jo Egan, LLB
FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA
TRIAL DIVISION
Date: 20030326
Docket: T-611-01
Between:
FORTIER 2000 LTÉE
Plaintiff
and
MARCEL MATIÈRE
Defendant
and
MARCEL MATIÈRE and
BÉTON PROVINCIAL LTÉE
Plaintiffs by counterclaim
and
FORTIER 2000 LTÉE
Defendant to counterclaim
REASONS FOR ORDER AND ORDER
FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA
TRIAL DIVISION
SOLICITORS OF RECORD
DOCKET:
STYLE OF CAUSE:
T-611-01
FORTIER 2000 LTÉE
Plaintiff
and
MARCEL MATIÈRE
Defendant
and
MARCEL MATIÈRE and BÉTON PROVINCIAL LTÉE
Plaintiffs by counterclaim
and
FORTIER 2000 LTÉE
Defendant to counterclaim
PLACE OF HEARING:Montréal, Quebec
DATE OF HEARING: March 24, 2003
REASONS FOR ORDER OF RICHARD MORNEAU, PROTHONOTARY
DATED:March 26, 2003
APPEARANCES :
Pascal Lauzon
for the plaintiff and defendant to counterclaim
Katherine Stachrowski
for the defendant and plaintiffs by counterclaim
SOLICITORS OF RECORD:
Brouillette Charpentier Fortin
Montréal, Quebec
for the plaintiff and defendant to counterclaim
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
Montréal, Quebec
for the defendant and plaintiffs by counterclaim

Source: decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca

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