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The court ordered the appellant to pay $10,000 in costs for the appeal pursuant to a settlement.
This is a costs endorsement from the Court of Appeal for Ontario.
The parties settled the issue of costs for the appeal.
The appellant, Anna Barbiero, was ordered to pay the respondent, Dr. Sheldon Victor Pollack, $10,000 in costs, inclusive of disbursements and applicable taxes.
The Court of Appeal upheld the dismissal of a 21-year-old class action for inordinate and inexcusable delay.
The appellant, Anna Barbiero, sought to overturn the dismissal of a 21-year-old certified class proceeding against Dr. Sheldon Victor Pollack for unlawfully injecting Liquid Injectable Silicone.
The motion judge dismissed the action for inordinate and inexcusable delay.
The Court of Appeal upheld the dismissal, emphasizing the need for a "culture shift" in civil justice to combat delay, finding the Langenecker approach to delay out of step with the Supreme Court of Canada's Hryniak decision.
The court found the 21-year delay inordinate and inexcusable, and the appellant failed to demonstrate error in the prejudice analysis or the exercise of discretion.
