Can a request for production of evidence of past misconduct constitute the offence of collusion?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Parry v. Parry, 1926 CanLII 123 (SK CA):
In Laidler v. Laidler (1920) 90 L.J.P. 28, 123 L.T. 208, 36 T.L.R. 510, it was held, according to the headnote, that: A request by a proposed petitioner for production by the proposed respondent of evidence of past acts of misconduct does not, apart from any arrangement as to the conduct of the proposed proceedings, constitute the offence of collusion.
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