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Doucette v. Wee Watch Day Care Systems Inc.

• 2006 BCCA 262
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• [2006] S.C.C.A. No. 316 (QL)
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• 2008 SCC 8
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Civil Trial Handbook (Current to: August 08 2024)
   • Chapter 3. Investigating the Civil Case and Gathering Evidence
     • III. Sources of Testimonial Evidence [§3.3]
       • B. Gathering Evidence of the Opposing Party [§3.5]
         • 2. Obtaining Transcripts from Other Proceedings or Other Sworn Documents [§3.11]
   • Chapter 7. Preparing Documentary Evidence in a Civil Case
     • IV. Obtaining Documents [§7.8]
       • B. Documents from the Opposite Parties [§7.10]
2. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 12. Obtaining Discovery in a Family Law Case
     • II. Disclosure under Supreme Court Family Rule 5-1 [§12.2]
       • I. Confidential Information in a Family Law Case [§12.14]
3. British Columbia Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 1. Preliminary Matters in a Motor Vehicle Accident File
     • IV. Defence Counsel in a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§1.15]
       • A. Role of Defence Counsel in a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§1.16]
   • Chapter 4. Discovery
     • II. Document Discovery in Civil Actions [§4.2]
       • F. Use of Discovered Documents Outside an Action [§4.52]
         • 1. Implied Undertaking at Common Law [§4.53]
         • 2. The Use of Prior Claim Files [§4.54]
     • III. Examination for Discovery in a Civil Action [§4.57]
       • Q. Use of Discovery Evidence from a Previous or Related Action [§4.106]
4. Discovery Practice in British Columbia (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • Chapter 2. Document Discovery
     • IX. Privacy Considerations—Use of Discovered Documents Outside an Action: The Implied Undertaking [§2.113]
       • A. Implied Undertaking Not to Use Discovered Evidence Outside an Action [§2.114]
       • B. Seeking the Court’s Leave to Use Discovered Evidence or Transcripts for a Collateral Purpose [§2.115]
         • 1. Disclosure in Related Parties and Proceedings [§2.116]
         • 2. Unnecessary to Demonstrate Inconsistent Testimony [§2.117]
       • C. Circumstances in Which the Implied Undertaking Not to Use Discovered Evidence Outside an Action Does Not Apply [§2.120]
       • D. Duration of the Implied Undertaking Not to Use Discovered Evidence Outside an Action [§2.121]
       • F. Remedies for Breach of the Implied Undertaking Not to Use Discovered Evidence Outside an Action [§2.123]
       • G. Documents from Previous ICBC Claims in Possession of ICBC or its Counsel [§2.124]
   • Chapter 3. Examination for Discovery
     • XVIII. Privacy Considerations—Use of Discovery Evidence Outside an Action: The Implied Undertaking [§3.187]
   • Chapter 4. Privilege in the Discovery Process
     • II. Categories of Privilege [§4.2]
       • G. Maintaining Confidentiality: Anonymizing, Sealing, and Protective Orders [§4.23]
         • 3. Protective Orders [§4.26]
   • Chapter 6. Discovery by Interrogatories
     • VIII. Use of Answers to Interrogatories Outside an Action [§6.19]
5. Family Law Agreements: Annotated Precedents (Current to: November 15 2023)
   • Chapter 17. Concluding Clauses
     • IV. Final General Clauses [§17.44]
       • Z. Confidentiality [§17.70]
6. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2024)
   • Chapter 19. Privilege as an Evidentiary Rule
     • II. Is (or Was) the Evidence Privileged? [§19.2]
       • G. Other Confidential Relationships and Records [§19.17]
         • 4. Protections Related to the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy [§19.21]
           • c. Discovery Evidence [§19.24]
     • IV. Should the Court Limit or Abrogate the Privilege? [§19.32]
       • A. Public Safety Exception [§19.33]