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Droit de la famille — 261441
Decided: 2026-09-15. Docket: 500-09-700649-262; 500-09-700635-261. Citation: 2026 QCCA 1209 (CanLII). Family — Parenting time — Interlocutory family proceedings — Supervised and unsupervised visits — Parenting time litigated following Ontario judgment and Quebec proceedings — Trial suspended for mediation, then rescheduled before a new judge — Motions for leave to appeal judgments rendered in the course of proceeding — Applications for leave to appeal dismissed | Procedure — Appeals — Leave to appeal — Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.), art. 31 — Whether interlocutory judgments determine part of the dispute or cause irremediable injury — Interests of justice and proportionality in granting leave — Appeal risks delaying continuation of trial — Leave to appeal refused | Family — Interim measu
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