Agreed. I'm a fan of the Civil Practice Note No. 7 [CPN7] model in Queen’s Bench of Alberta. As most of us will know, this provides for the clerk or any party to raise a concern about wacky filings. The designated judge reviews the submitted papers, and can decline to accept them or require the suspect party to clarify or explain their position. Vitally, this takes place in chambers and the challenge process is handled by correspondence, reducing the scope for sovcit loons to waste everyone's time. Example here for any drop-in readers - https://www.canlii.org/en/ab/abqb/doc/2 ... qb382.htmlSpearGrass wrote: ↑Tue Nov 29, 2022 5:35 pm Owl is right - the prize here is stopping him getting his garbage into court.
Seems to me that EWE's paperwork and pleadings are highly distinctive, easily recognised. All we really need is an administrative order from the senior Judge along same lines :
- EWE is barred from the court precints, unless appearing in his own hearings
- Any other pleading or filing which appears to be from EWE must be referred to a designated judge
- The designated judge can reject, challenge or clarify in chambers, without a right of appearance.