Does the Court have any authority to interfere with the decision of a chambers judge?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Icahn Partners LP v. Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., 2010 BCCA 556 (CanLII):
This Court will interfere with the decision of the chambers judge only if he or she was wrong in law, wrong in principle or misconceived the facts (Haldorson v. Coquitlum (City), 2000 BCCA 672, para. 7).
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