What is the relevant section of the Criminal Procedure and Civil Procedure Act?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Phipher v. Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. et al., 1989 CanLII 4635 (SK QB):
I have quoted the section in question from the report of the decision of the late Mr. Justice Disbery in Joubert v. Davidner et al., supra. After quoting this section Mr. Justice Disbery said: "This Act might well receive the consideration of the legislature with a view to enacting a like statute in this province."
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