During the first stage of a civil proceeding, what is the test for determining if a person is entitled to a certain amount?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Garnier v. Garnier, 2021 NSSC 173 (CanLII):
During the second stage, I must determine if I can ascertain the amount involved. I cannot because the most contentious issue was nonmonetary. Further, the rule of thumb approach is not appropriate as reviewed in KG v. HG, 2021 NSSC 142, paras 17 to 23.
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