Online Practice Manuals

Jin v. Cheng

• 2019 BCSC 148
  • Go to CanLII for full text

The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 5. Gathering Information in a Family Law Case
     • II. Duty to Disclose Information in a Family Law Case [§5.2]
   • Chapter 12. Obtaining Discovery in a Family Law Case
     • X. Enforcing Compliance with Discovery Procedures in a Family Law Case [§12.31]
       • A. Applying for Remedy where Party Fails to Comply with the Rules [§12.32]
   • Chapter 17. Obtaining Court-ordered Costs in Supreme Court
     • I. Supreme Court Costs in a Family Law Case [§17.1]
       • A. Entitlement to Costs in a Family Law Case [§17.2]
         • 1. Costs and Substantial Success in a Family Law Case [§17.3]
       • C. Types of Cost Orders under the Supreme Court Family Rules [§17.10]
         • 3. Special Costs in a Family Law Case [§17.13]
2. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2024)
   • Chapter 12. Costs in Family Law
     • III. Entitlement to Costs in Family Law Cases [§12.3]
       • A. The General Rule That Costs Follow the Event [§12.4]
       • B. Costs Based on Substantial Success [§12.5]
     • VI. Types of Supreme Court Orders for Costs in Family Law Cases [§12.14]
       • B. Special Costs in Family Law Cases [§12.16]