How have courts in BC dealt with security for costs in a registrar’s hearing?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP v. Cardero Resource Corp., 2014 BCSC 892 (CanLII):
Cardero relies on Murphy v. Dunnaway, 2001 BCSC 418. In that case, clients had applied to tax their solicitor’s bill and the solicitor applied for security for costs in the registrar’s hearing. Lowry J. (as he then was) wrote, at paras. 17-18:
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