Is it in the interests of justice to transfer a defendant's name to a different court?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Comeau v. DeCoff, 2019 ONSC 874 (CanLII):
I am to conduct a holistic analysis to determine if a transfer is in the interests of justice considering the presumption that an applicant should be able to name the place of trial. (Chatterson v. M&M Meat Shops Ltd. (2014) ONSC 1897 (Div. Ct.)).
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