October 1, 1987

Geller v. Saskatchewan et al., 1982 SCC 2667

Case Summary

This was a motion for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. The moving party sought leave against Saskatchewan et al. The court dismissed the motion without reasons.

Supreme Court of Canada

Date: 1987-10-01

Docket: 20532

Between:

Geller

and

Saskatchewan et al.

McIntyre, Wilson and Le Dain, JJ.

Council:

George Taylor, Q.C., for the motion;

Henry Brown, contra.

Motion for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.

Motion dismissed.

Judges

Counsel

Applicant
QQ.C.
Applicant
GGeorge Taylor

Parties

Gellerapplicant
Saskatchewan et al.respondent

Areas of Law

Civil Litigation - Defendant Civil Litigation - Plaintiff

Issues

Whether leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada should be granted→ dismissed