Is an order designating a plaintiff for carriage of a class action a final order?
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
The following excerpt is from H.P. Management Inc. v. R., 2007 NLCA 65 (CanLII):
Whether an order designating a plaintiff for carriage of a class action is a final order was considered in Richard v. British Columbia (2003), 2003 BCCA 448 (CanLII), 17 B.C.L.R. (4th) 263 (BCCA). In concluding that such an order is interlocutory in nature, Smith J.A., in chambers, wrote:
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