What is the test for granting leave to tender additional affidavits?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from A.R.J. v Z.S.H, 2021 BCSC 274 (CanLII):
In Quigg v. Quigg, 2019 BCSC 628, Madam Justice Choi held that in determining whether to grant leave to a party to tender additional affidavits, the court should balance such factors as: (i) prejudice to the other party, (ii) the importance of the evidence to a proper determination of the case on the merits, and (iii) the interests of justice.
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