What is the legal test used to lift the automatic stay of a motion in a personal injury?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from Covey (Re), 2012 ABQB 565 (CanLII):
An application to lift the automatic stay is brought to the court or registrar sitting in bankruptcy and generally styled in both the bankruptcy proceedings and the civil action: s. 192(1)(k). It is served on the bankrupt and the trustee and any other interested party: Nantel v. Duclos, (1928) 10 C.B.R. 269 (Que. S.C.)
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