We are reminded in Leskun v. Leskun, 2006 SCC 25 (Paragraphs 36 – 39) that review Orders “have a useful but very limited role”. They are justified by genuine and material uncertainty at the time of the original trial (or in this case the parties’ consent Order), but a “failure to tightly circumscribe the issues [for future review] will inevitably be seen by one or the other of the parties as an indication simply to reargue their case”. (Para. 39.)
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