What is the test for a claim for production under a settlement agreement?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Anderson v. Gilman, 2001 BCSC 1822 (CanLII):
The facts here fit perfectly within that description. The claim is being brought at the instance of litigants who were not parties to the original settlement and their claim for production does come under the rule that it is the possibility of relevance, that is Dufault v. Stevens, that governs producibility, not relevance itself.
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