De Longte v. De Longte

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, onca, 2026onca656, 2026 onca 656 (canlii), 2026, onca, 656, (canlii), m57536; coa-24-cv-0764; coa-26-cv-0035; m57537, 2026, family, appeals, trial judgment, equalization, corporation valuation in equalization calculation, appellant sought appellate reweighing of evidence and raised ineffective assistance of counsel, trial reasons found clear and comprehensive, no palpable and overriding error shown, appeals dismissed, procedure, appeals, standard of review, reasons, appellate deference to fact, finding absent palpable and overriding error, sufficiency of reasons for appellate review, ineffective assistance of trial counsel in civil matters limited to “rarest of cases”, d.w. v. white, oz merchandizing inc. v. canadian professional soccer league inc., appeal dismissed, procedure, post, judgment relief, fraud, family law rules, r. 25(19), whether trial judgment was obtained by fraud, whether motion judge applied too high a standard, correct legal principles applied and balance of probabilities used, refusal to set aside judgment upheld, appeal dismissed, procedure, costs, leave to appeal, discretion, threshold for leave to appeal costs orders, baker v. blue cross life insurance company of canada, whether discretion erred given findings of bad faith and unfounded fraud allegations, supplementary reasons considered after review of costs submissions, leave to appeal denied, evidence, appeal, fresh evidence, admissibility, fresh evidence admitted only to consider ineffective assistance allegations under r. v. joanisse and r. v. widdifield, other proposed evidence assessed under palmer v. the queen and could not affect the result, partial admission and dismissal of fresh evidence motion, appeals dismissed