What is the test for following the terms of an order?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from W.J. Holdings Limited v. City of Toronto, 2011 ONSC 6315 (CanLII):
It has been held that the terms of a court order as expressed are to be followed strictly and failure to do so interferes with the orderly administration of justice and impairs the authority or dignity of the court: Innovation & Development v. R., supra, at para14.
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