In what circumstances will the court allow a date assignment conference to allow a report to be submitted too late?

Nova Scotia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Nichols v McGillis, 2019 NSSC 85 (CanLII):

Conrad v. A.F.L. Manufacturing Limited, 2018 NSSC 52, is the latest decision from this court on the point. In Conrad, supra, the court reiterated the factors to consider in deciding whether to allow a late report. The facts of that case are quite distinct from the circumstance before me and consequently, the case is distinguishable. Purpose of Date Assignment Conference

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