In the case of Griffiths v. New Westminster, [2002] B.C.J. No. 302 Burnyeat J. quoting from Esson J.A. at ¶ 19 said: After rejecting the proposition that what is now Rule 57(15) required an element of misconduct Esson J.A. stated that the purpose of that rule was to give trial judges a discretionary power to affect a just result between parties in cases which have been prolonged by issues such as those raised here by the defendant.
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