Enforcement of a Judgement (Ontario, Canada)

So you won at a trial. The judge sends you the decision with the reasons. What happens next? The court in Ontario Canada does not provide the service to enforce judgements for the winning litigants in civil lawsuits. Lawyer Heather Douglas explains to us what the next steps are in civil litigation in Ontario. Litigants (or their lawyers) have to draft the "order", which is circulated to the other parties to approve the order, submit it to the court to be "entered" into the system, before they can enforce the judgement.

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LINKS
Rules of Civil Procedure Forms
http://ontariocourtforms.on.ca/en/

Rules of Civil Procedure Ontario
Rule 60.02 ENFORCEMENT OF ORDER FOR PAYMENT OR RECOVERY OF MONEY
https://www.canlii.org/en/on/laws/reg...
(This link is current as of time of posting this video. Always be sure to go to the latest version of the Rules.)


Speakers
Heather Douglas
heatherdouglaslaw.com
(Heather Douglas is available for coaching and consultation in civil litigation matters.)
Heather Hui-Litwin
litigation-help.com
http://litigation-help.com/private-le...