I Waxman and Sons Ltd v Texaco Canada Ltd: 2 Jan 1968

(Court of Appeal of Ontario) The court approved the decision below.

Citations:

[1968] 2 OR 452

Jurisdiction:

Canada

Citing:

Appeal fromI Waxman and Sons Ltd v Texaco Canada Ltd 1968
(Ontario High Court) Fraser J said: ‘I am of opinion that in this jurisdiction a party to a correspondence within the ‘without prejudice’ privilege is, generally speaking, protected from being required to disclose it on discovery or at trial in . .
Not followedSchetky v Cochrane and the Union Funding Co 1918
(Court of Appeal in British Columbia) The court ordered oral discovery to be given to a defendant of negotiations between the plaintiff and another defendant in the action but held that on the trial there would be no higher right to use the . .

Cited by:

CitedRush and Tompkins Ltd v Greater London Council and Another HL 1988
Use of ‘Without Prejudice Save as to Costs”
A sub-contractor sought payment from the appellants under a construction contract for additional expenses incurred through disruption and delay. The appellants said they were liable to pay the costs, and were entitled to re-imbursement from the . .
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Updated: 30 November 2022; Ref: scu.253700