The Brisson defendants brought a motion seeking to reinstate Christian Pilon and Charron Langlois S.R.L. as defendants to their counterclaim, to determine costs thrown away for amendments, and to compel disclosure of certain unredacted documents.
The court granted leave to amend the defence and counterclaim, ordered the reinstatement of both Christian Pilon and Charron Langlois S.R.L. as defendants to the counterclaim, and ordered the production of unredacted partnership agreements, a share purchase agreement, and Christian Pilon's 2015 T4/income tax return/notice of assessment.
Banking records were ordered with appropriate redactions.
The court declined to order costs thrown away, finding it unnecessary at this stage, and awarded partial indemnity costs of $14,000 all-inclusive to the Brisson defendants, noting the moving parties' excessive motion record and unnecessary cross-examination.