Can Novagas obtain approval from the Court of Appeal?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from Murphy Canada Exploration Company v. Novagas Canada Ltd, 2009 ABQB 455 (CanLII):
Obviously, where the prejudice to the Non‑Settling Parties is procedural, such as limitations on discovery rights, approval will be the general rule and refusal of approval or the imposition of terms and conditions will be the exception, as confirmed in Amoco v. Propak. 3. Is there any prejudice to Novagas by reason of the terms of the Settlement Agreement?
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