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Cambie Surgeries Corp. v. British Columbia (Attorney General)

• 2012 BCSC 1511
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• 2013 BCSC 2066
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• 2016 BCSC 1896
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• 2016 BCSC 2161
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• 2016 BCSC 2345
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• 2016 BCSC 2376
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• 2016 BCSC 1739
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• 2017 BCCA 287
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• 2017 BCSC 581
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• 2017 BCCA 392
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• 2020 BCSC 1310
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Civil Appeal Handbook (Current to: January 01 2023)
   • Chapter 1. Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal
     • VI. Right to Appeal to the Court of Appeal [§1.10]
       • A. Statutory Right of Appeal [§1.11]
       • C. Types of Orders That May Be Appealed [§1.13]
         • 1. Mid-hearing or Mid-trial Rulings [§1.14]
       • E. Appeal from Judgment, Not Reasons [§1.24]
   • Chapter 3. Leave to Appeal
     • II. Leave to Appeal under the Court of Appeal Act and Rules [§3.2]
       • B. General Interpretation of the Leave to Appeal Provisions [§3.4]
   • Chapter 6. Hearing and New Matters Arising on Appeal
     • I. Hearing of the Appeal [§6.1]
       • C. Preliminary Objections to an Appeal [§6.14]
         • 1. Preliminary Objections and Quashing an Appeal [§6.15]
           • c. Grounds for Preliminary Objections [§6.18]
             • ii. Lack of Jurisdiction [§6.20]
2. Expert Evidence in British Columbia Civil Proceedings (Current to: July 01 2021)
   • Chapter 2. What Is an Expert?
     • II. The Expert as Witness, Advisor, or Both? [§2.2]
       • B. The Expert as a Witness [§2.4]
     • III. Limits on Expert Testimony [§2.8]
       • B. An Expert May Not Make Express Conclusions of Law [§2.10]
       • E. Experts May Not Opine on Issues Outside Their Areas of Expertise [§2.13]
   • Chapter 3. Choosing an Expert
     • II. The Expert’s Qualifications [§3.2]
       • C. Correlating the Expert Opinion with the Qualifications [§3.5]
   • Chapter 4. Expert Opinions and Ethical and Professional Responsibility Issues
     • III. Specific Ethical and Professional Responsibility Issues [§4.5]
       • A. Expert, Not Advocate, for Any Party [§4.6]
   • Chapter 5. Briefing the Expert Witness
     • II. Sources of the Expert’s Information [§5.3]
       • A. The Expert’s Reliance on Hearsay in Forming Their Opinions [§5.4]
         • 5. Quotations from Learned Treatises in Expert Opinions [§5.9]
       • D. The Expert’s Reliance on Authoritative Works [§5.17]
         • 1. Accepted Authoritative Works [§5.18]
         • 2. Cross-examination on Authoritative Works [§5.19]
   • Chapter 6. Pre-trial Disclosure of Expert Opinions and Related Matters
     • I. Written Reports of Expert Opinion [§6.1]
       • C. Content of the Expert Report [§6.4]
         • 5. Can Portions of an Inadmissible Expert Report Be Salvaged? [§6.9]
       • D. Notice Requirement for Expert Report [§6.11]
       • F. Discretion to Dispense with Requirements of Part 11 [§6.13]
       • G. Appeals from Evidentiary Rulings Made under Rule 11-7(6) [§6.14]
   • Chapter 7. Calling Expert Evidence
     • III. Calling the Expert Witness at Trial [§7.3]
       • A. Qualifying the Witness as an Expert [§7.4]
         • 6. Questions to Ask to Qualify the Expert [§7.10]
   • Chapter 8. Attacking Expert Evidence
     • II. Challenging Expert Evidence on Threshold Issues [§8.2]
       • D. Compliance with Supreme Court Civil Rules Requirements [§8.6]
     • VI. Challenging Expert Evidence through Other Avenues of Attack [§8.20]
       • A. Challenging Facts on Which the Opinion Is Based [§8.21]
         • 3. Incomplete Reports [§8.26]
         • 4. Scientific Data [§8.27]
       • C. Challenging the Use of Authoritative Literature [§8.31]