What are the grounds for objection to the filing of the Aug. 2 Particulars?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Marble Tile & Terrazzo Union, Local 31 v Labourers' International Union of North America, 2017 CanLII 51528 (ON LRB):
4. The responding party objects to the filing of the Aug. 2 Particulars. Among other things, the applicant states that it has outstanding motions to argue asserting that the applications should be dismissed on a prima facie basis. The responding party also asserts that the applicant is confined to the applications as originally filed and cannot rely on the Aug. 2 Particulars when defending those prima facie motions and relies for this proposition on LP Masonry v. BMIU, Local 1, [2012] OLRD No. 4272 at para. 12.
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