How has the court in BC considered the "extraordinary nature" of relief under section 45 of Etemadi?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Raj v Raj, 2022 BCSC 110 (CanLII):
In addition, at para. 45 of Etemadi, the court endorsed the statement in McKenny v. McKenny, 2015 BCSC 1345 at para. 57 that the relief is “extraordinary in nature and must be assessed carefully”.
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