What is the scope of the motion to amend the terms of the Settlement Agreement?

Manitoba, Canada


The following excerpt is from Gray v. Great-West Lifeco Inc. et al., 2011 MBQB 13 (CanLII):

However, the order that the plaintiff is seeking in this motion is much more than implementation and enforcement of the terms of the Settlement Agreement. The plaintiff is seeking a significant amendment to the Settlement Agreement in that the plaintiff wants the date by which claims had to be filed to be changed. I am satisfied that such an amendment is not contemplated by clause 11.3(2) of the Settlement Agreement. The Baxter v. Canada (Attorney General) decision does not assist the plaintiff in that regard.

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