How has the court dealt with the issue of the admissibility of filed affidavits and documents?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Leigh v. Belfast Mini-Mills Ltd., 2011 NSSC 320 (CanLII):
Two days of court hearings were held. The first was spent in preliminary motions relating to the admissibility of filed affidavits and documents. The second was largely committed to the plaintiffs’ oral submissions. The parties agreed to complete their final submissions in writing, which they did, again with fairly extensive submissions from the plaintiffs, in particular. Leigh v. Belfast Mini-Mills 2011 NSSC 303
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