What are the findings of a motion judge's reasons for judgment on costs?
Prince Edward Island, Canada
The following excerpt is from Ayangma v Canada Health Infoway, 2017 PECA 13 (CanLII):
The appellant's final submission is that the motions judge showed his partiality when he levied costs against him on a substantial indemnity basis and in an extraordinarily high amount which he claims were 2.2 times greater than the amount originally requested by Infoway. The motion judge's reasons for judgment on costs are published in Ayangma v. Canada Health Infoway et al., 2016 PESC 34.
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