COURT OF APPEAL FOR ONTARIO
CITATION: Fernandez v. Unique Auto Collision Network Solution Corp., 2014 ONCA 800
DATE: 20141113
DOCKET: M44054 M44116
Hoy A.C.J.O, Epstein and Hourigan JJ.A.
BETWEEN
Frank Fernandez and Anna Maria Fernandez
Respondents
and
Unique Auto Collision Network Solution Corp. and Cansom Holdings Inc. Peter Colia, Giacomo Collia, and Antonita Collia
Moving parties/Appellants
Counsel:
Yusuf Barre, for the appellants
Gregory Gryguc, for the respondents
Heard and released orally: November 7, 2014
Motion to review order made by this court by Honourable Justice Pardu on August 6, 2014, dismissing motion as abandoned.
ENDORSEMENT
[1] On June 14, 2013, Justice Firestone granted judgment to the respondent mortgagees on two vendor take-back mortgages subject to a reference report. On February 9, 2014, Master Graham delivered the reference report.
[2] On June 10, 2014, Pardu J.A. dismissed the moving party’s motion for: (i) leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal; (ii) an order extending the time to appeal the judgment and the report; and (iii) stays of enforcement of the judgment and the writs of possession pending the appeal.
[3] On June 26, 2014, Justice Matlow in the Divisional Court dismissed the appellants’ motion to have the writs of possession stayed on the basis that the material filed did not support the relief claimed.
[4] The moving parties brought a motion to this court returnable on August 6, 2014 seeking an order extending the time to appeal the judgment, the reference report, and the order of Justice Matlow. They did not attend on the return date and the motion was dismissed as abandoned by Pardu J.A.
[5] The moving parties now bring a motion seeking a review of the order of Pardu J.A. dated August 6, 2014. They submit that the motion had been adjourned and should not have been on the list on that date.
[6] The record does not permit us to understand what happened on August 6, 2014. However, we have considered the merits of the underlying motion, and determined that there are none. The request for an extension of time to appeal the judgment and reference has already been denied by Pardu J.A. in her order of June 10, 2014. There were also no grounds to order a stay of the writs of possession or judgment as there is no appeal pending and, in any event, the properties have been sold.
[7] For the foregoing reasons the motion is dismissed.
“Alexandra Hoy A.C.J.O.”
“G.J. Epstein J.A.”
“C. William Hourigan J.A.”

