Mcquaig v. Enbridge Gas Inc., 2025 FC 1439
Associate Justice Cotter - 2025-08-28
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A motion was brought by the defendant to strike the entire statement of claim, alleging copyright infringement in a software program. The claim originally included two plaintiffs, but only one remained after discontinuation of the second plaintiff's involvement, and the sole plaintiff was self-represented. Key issues included the plaintiff's standing and whether the statement disclosed a reasonable cause of action. The Court ultimately ruled that the claim did not meet the necessary legal thresholds and struck it out without leave to amend, as it was deemed to disclose no reasonable cause of action. The defendant's motion was granted, thereby dismissing the action and addressing costs accordingly.
Decision relates to:
- T-1742-24 - ADAM MCQUAIG et Al. v. ENBRIDGE GAS INC.