T.M. Roll

The respondent brought a motion seeking costs, emotional hardship damages, and the dismissal of the applicant's requests to enforce family arbitration costs awards.

The court noted the high-conflict nature of the proceedings and the parties' failure to comply with practice directions.

The applicant conceded that the arbitration costs awards were satisfied by a set-off of section 7 expenses.

The court deferred the issue of costs for written submissions and directed a process to resolve ongoing disputes over the applicant's financial disclosure before allowing his Motion to Change to proceed.

The applicant brought a motion to set aside an Agreement of Purchase and Sale for the jointly held matrimonial home and sought punitive damages.

The applicant alleged fraud and deceit because the respondent did not disclose that the numbered company purchasing the home was owned by the respondent's parents.

The court dismissed the motion, finding that the applicant had executed the agreement, the identity of the purchaser was not a material term, no false statement was made, and the applicant suffered no damages as the offer was unconditional and above the list price.