What is the test for producing documents in a personal injury action?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Red Avacado Sales Inc. v Yao, 2019 BCSC 996 (CanLII):

On any application for document production, the applicant must satisfy the court that the documents relate to a matter in question in the action, with reference to the pleadings: Moukhine v. Collins, 2010 BCSC 621 at para. 6.

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