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Bassett v. Magee

• 2013 BCSC 260
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• 2015 BCCA 422
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• 2015 BCCA 511
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• 2016 CanLII 30461 (SCC)
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• 2016 BCCA 329 (Registrar)
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• 2018 BCSC 2322
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• 2020 BCSC 1994
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Creditors’ Remedies: An Annotated Guide (Current to: July 01 2022)
   • Chapter 6. Postjudgment Remedies
     • II. Debtor Examinations [§6.2]
       • D. Contempt of Court Remedies [§6.10]
2. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2023)
   • Chapter 7. Commencing Proceedings
     • I. Selecting the Appropriate Court for a Family Law Proceeding [§7.1]
       • A. Advantages to Conducting Family Law Proceedings in Supreme Court [§7.2]
         • 3. A Contempt Order in Family Law Proceedings [§7.5]
   • Chapter 9. Obtaining Court-ordered Interim Relief
     • V. Methods for Applying for Interim Relief in a Family Law Case [§9.10]
       • H. Preparing for the Interim Application Hearing [§9.32]
         • 2. Chronologies of Key Dates [§9.34]
       • K. Order for Costs Following an Interim Application [§9.47]
     • VI. Types of Interim Relief Available in a Family Law Case [§9.49]
       • L. Application for Contempt of Court in a Family Law Case [§9.76]
   • Chapter 10. Obtaining Discovery in a Family Law Proceeding
     • X. Enforcing Compliance with Discovery Procedures in a Family Law Case [§10.31]
       • B. Contempt Proceedings in a Family Law Case [§10.33]
   • Chapter 13. Obtaining Court-ordered Costs in a Family Law Case
     • I. Supreme Court Costs in a Family Law Case [§13.1]
       • C. Types of Cost Orders under the Supreme Court Family Rules [§13.10]
         • 3. Special Costs in a Family Law Case [§13.13]
           • a. Lump Sum Costs and Assessment of Special Costs [§13.14]
     • II. Recovering Costs in a Family Law Case [§13.19]
       • A. Preparing a Bill of Costs under the Supreme Court Family Rules [§13.20]
         • 2. Special Costs [§13.22]
   • Chapter 17. Enforcing Orders and Agreements
     • VI. Enforcing Orders Relating to the Care of Children [§17.9]
       • A. Enforcing Orders for Parenting Time and Contact with a Child [§17.10]
         • 4. Contempt Application for Breach of Order for Parenting Time and Contact with a Child [§17.16]
3. Civil Appeal Handbook (Current to: January 01 2023)
   • Chapter 7. Post-hearing Matters
     • III. Costs in the Court of Appeal [§7.22]
       • H. Scale of Costs in the Court of Appeal [§7.42]
         • 3. Special Costs [§7.45]
       • J. Specific Items of Costs and Disbursements in the Court of Appeal [§7.49]
         • 4. More Than One Counsel [§7.53]
4. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2023)
   • Chapter 2. Parenting and Care of Children
     • XI. Parental Mobility and Relocation [§2.51]
       • B. Relocation under the Family Law Act [§2.60]
         • 4. Considerations If Existing Written Agreement or Order [§2.64]
     • XX. Enforcement of Parenting Orders [§2.86]
       • E. Contempt of Court Proceedings in Family Law [§2.93]
   • Chapter 3. Child Support
     • VIII. Determination of Support under the Child Support Guidelines [§3.15]
       • I. Exceptions to the Table Amount of Child Support [§3.45]
         • 7. Undue Hardship [§3.62]
   • Chapter 6. Spousal Support
     • X. Enforcement of Spousal Support Orders [§6.71]
       • H. Support Enforcement Remedies under Equitable and Inherent Jurisdiction [§6.89]
         • 3. Contempt of Court Proceedings [§6.92]
   • Chapter 9. Discovery and Financial Disclosure in Family Law
     • VII. Consequences of Non-disclosure or Inadequate Disclosure [§9.20]
       • E. Non-disclosure Leading to Contempt of Court and Imprisonment [§9.27]
   • Chapter 12. Costs in Family Law
     • XI. Assessment of Costs in the Court of Appeal in Family Law Cases [§12.26]