Is this application for a judicial review?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from CIBC Mortgage Corp. v. B.C. Insurance Co., 2003 BCCA 622 (CanLII):
I do not consider that it has been established that there is any significant prejudice to the applicant insurer. I am not of the view that the applicant has demonstrated any error in her decision and I would therefore dismiss this application for review. It may be appropriate to observe that the case of Horvath v. Thring, 2000 BCCA 232, referred to by counsel differs from this case in that there was in that case no appeal extant by another party.
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