In what circumstances will a judge order an order under Rule 31.03(2) of the Rules 31.10(1) and Rule 30.10?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Morris Waxman v. Chester Waxman et al, 2011 ONSC 4707 (CanLII):
In Yang, it seems to me that if the information was not being satisfactorily provided because the manager of the County was unable or improperly informing himself, a fair reading of both rules 31.03(2) and rule 30.10(2) would have been to permit the order under those rules. Likewise, in Tulsa v. Walsh a fair reading of rule 31.10 would have been to permit the order to be made, as Sutherland J. in fact said.
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