Does MacKinnon J. in chambers allow a plaintiff to strike out a jury notice?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Bhullar v. Atwal, 1995 CanLII 1664 (BC SC):
7 In Litt v. Gahia, February 15, 1995, MacKinnon J. in chambers allowed an application by a plaintiff to strike out a jury notice filed by I.C.B.C.. He commented upon Huddart J.'s decision in Cameron, stating: " She would not include the substantive common law right to determine the motor trial as a procedural right incidental to defending the action."
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