The self-represented plaintiff brought an action for solicitor's negligence against her former counsel.
She moved to deem facts admitted and to strike the statement of defence.
The defendant cross-moved for summary judgment.
The court dismissed the plaintiff's motions as an abuse of process, noting she was attempting to have the court usurp the trial judge's role.
The court granted the defendant's summary judgment motion, finding the action was commenced beyond the two-year limitation period, disclosed no genuine issue for trial, and constituted a collateral attack on prior decisions assessing the defendant's accounts and representation.
