The self-represented plaintiff brought a motion for summary judgment seeking to set aside a separation agreement and a subsequent Corollary Relief Order of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia.
The court held that it had no jurisdiction to set aside the Nova Scotia order, as the separation agreement had been incorporated into the Corollary Relief Order and any challenge must be brought before the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia.
The defendant Ivan Frisken's cross-motion for summary judgment was granted, as the court found he was not the estate trustee, caused no damages, and there was no genuine issue requiring a trial.
The plaintiff's motion was dismissed and costs were ordered on a partial indemnity basis.
