What is the test for obtaining a conduct order in a personal injury case?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from A.B. v C.D. and E.F, 2019 BCSC 604 (CanLII):
In coming to this conclusion, I am also aware of the admonition of our Court of Appeal in Chellappa v. Kumar, 2016 BCCA 2, that parties do not have the right to insist that family proceedings and information revealed in them remain private simply because it is a family matter. That decision establishes that a risk of significant harm must be established before such an order should issue (in that case a conduct order).
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