I am the plaintiff in a case in QB. About a year ago we held discovery and the defendant's lawyer undertook to provide answers to several important contradictions in the defendant's statement. To date there has been no response. I believe that the defendant does not want to respond as doing so may subject himself to criminal investigation.
What I can I do to compel him/counsel to respond?
Asked over 2 years ago in Alberta
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Civil Litigation
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 Ontario lawyer
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Depending on your jurisdiction, you should be able to bring a motion before the Court demanding answers to the undertaking provided at discovery. You will need a copy of the transcript for discovery for such a motion. Good luck!
Posted about 2 years ago
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