What is the class definition for clients who are not provable?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Hodge v. Neinstein, 2014 ONSC 4503 (CanLII):
This amended class definition will include clients whose claim may not be provable, but that is not objectionable. A class definition is not unacceptable simply because it may include persons who ultimately will not have a claim against the defendants, as determined at the common issues trial: Bywater v. Toronto Transit Commission, supra at para. 10.
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