She also highlighted, at para. 140, that a trial judge’s discretion under Rule 7-5(2) should be cautiously exercised and that cases where the privilege will be set aside are relatively few. This, of course, is to uphold the values protected by litigation privilege. The countervailing concern on a Rule 7-5(2) application is the ability for a party to conduct a thorough investigation in preparation for trial: Kelly v. Calcutt (1991), 63 B.C.L.R. (2d) 43, 30 A.C.W.S. (3d) 800 (S.C.) [Kelly].
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