Ontario Superior Court Practice: Annotated Rules & Legislation
ebook ∣ Volume 2 · Ontario Superior Court Practice (2025)
By Todd Archibald
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The latest legislative and case law developments pertaining to the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure
The 2025 Edition of Ontario Superior Court Practice incorporates legislative developments and the most salient case law pertaining to the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure, the Rules of the Small Claims Court and related statutes including the Class Proceedings Act, 1992, the Solicitor's Act, the Limitations Act, 2002, and more.
10 Reasons Why OSCP is the "On-the-Go" Rules book for All Civil Litigators
Updates to the 2025 Edition include:
- Anti-SLAPP motions in proceedings involving private citizens (Hansman v. Neufeld)
- Proportionality in summary judgment motions (Moffitt v. TD Canada Trust)
- Ultimate limitation period for disabled plaintiffs (Wong v. Lui)
- When law firm entitled to increase hourly rates over a multiyear proceeding (Adair Morse LLP v. Charron)
- Process for challenging contingency fee retainer agreement after fees paid (Novosel v. Campisi)
- Estate seeking advice under r. 14.05(3) not conferring jurisdiction on court (Bunker Estate v. Veall)
- Law firm seeking to go off the record (KingSett Mortgage Corp. v. 30 Roe Investments Corp.)
- Jurisdiction simpliciter where major company suing international excess insurers (Vale Canada Ltd. v. Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Co.)
- Availability of partial summary judgment (Truscott v. Co-Operators General Insurance Co.)
- Availability of order that parties certify compliance with wind-up of family company (Libfeld v. Libfeld)
- Reconsideration of final order by Court of Appeal (McGrath v. Joy)
- Importance of facta and oral hearing compendiums on appeals (Robertson Estate v. Ontario)
- Frivolous and vexatious appeals (Gill v....
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