What is the effect of giving a certificate of review status of a judgment when it can never be enforced?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from Shreem Holdings Inc. v. Barr Picard, 2013 ABQB 257 (CanLII):
No purpose is served by giving a certificate of review the status of a judgment when it can never be enforced. That is the sole rationale of rule 10.20(1). See Griffith v. Hughes, 153 E.R. 1418 (Ex. 1847).
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