What is the test for approval of an interim payment pending the hearing of a WVA claim?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Henney v. Sander, 2014 BCSC 889 (CanLII):
The settling parties also rely on Grant v. Grant Estate, 1997 CarswellBC 1629 in support of the court’s jurisdiction to approve an interim payment pending the hearing of a WVA claim. While the court has the jurisdiction to approve such payments, the question in each case is whether the particular circumstances warrant the exercise of that jurisdiction.
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