This ruling addresses costs following a motion brought by the defendant Bryan Huber to compel the plaintiff to attend two defence medical examinations.
The court initially ordered the plaintiff to attend one examination and reserved on the second, pending the plaintiff's decision to abandon psychological injury and income loss claims.
The plaintiff subsequently provided written instructions to abandon these claims, leading the court to grant an amendment to the Statement of Claim and deem the second medical assessment unnecessary.
The defendant was awarded costs of the motion in the amount of $4,000.
