What is the test for a judge to order that a party must sign an extra-provincial authorizations?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Allen-Trenholme v. Simmie, 2006 BCSC 542 (CanLII):

In those reasons he considered the decision of Master Powers (as he then was), in Wolansky v. Harlan (1992), 67 B.C.L.R. (2d) at 211 (S.C.) [Wolonsky], which held that a master did not have jurisdiction to require parties to sign extra-provincial authorizations but suggested that a judge of this court might be able to make such orders by the exercise of inherent jurisdiction.

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