What is the effect of striking the entirety of the entire action?
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
The following excerpt is from Walsh v. TRA Company Limited, 2022 NLSC 6 (CanLII):
Orsborn J struck the entirety of this action in 2006. He concluded, when viewing the Statement of Claim contextual as a whole, it “is a corporate loss claim and is not maintainable by individual shareholders” (Walsh v. TRA Co. [2006] N.J. No. 389, 2006 CarswellNfld 376 (N.L.S.C.(T.D.)).
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