Appeals

What happens if the case has been decided and you believe that the judge may have made an error? The courts work on a hierarchy system, meaning that you can appeal, or submit a request, to have a higher court review a lower court’s decision. The higher court has the ability to either uphold (agree with) or overturn (disagree with) the lower court’s decision.

Tanya Walker has experience in both bringing and responding to appeals brought in the Superior Court of Justice, Divisional Court, and Court of Appeal.

To read about some of our success stories, please see previous court decisions below:

• Court upholds previous decision to dismiss Certificate of Pending Litigation.
• Court determines that certain evidence is admissible.
• The Court upholds a previous decision that an Agreement of Purchase and Sale had been repudiated.
• The Court dismisses the application judge’s order regarding the assignment of a commercial lease agreement.
• The Court dismisses the appeal of a case that we won regarding the failure to complete the purchase of assets.
• Client wins appeal of a Master (quasi-judge).
• Overturns Drunk Driving Conviction.
• Client allowed to pay mortgage late and keep the home.