The plaintiff brought a motion for contempt against the defendant judgment-debtor for failing to comply with court orders to attend an examination in aid of execution and produce bank records.
The defendant had previously been found in contempt and warned of incarceration if he did not comply.
Finding no mitigating factors and a flagrant disregard for the legal process, the court sentenced the defendant to 60 days in a provincial correctional institute, with conditions allowing for early release if he purged his contempt by participating in a meaningful examination and producing the required documents.
