Joseph c. McGill University

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, qcca, 2026qcca1238, 2026 qcca 1238 (canlii), 2026, qcca, 1238, (canlii), 500-09-032175-267, 2026, procedure, appeal with leave, interlocutory judgment, art. 31, para. 2 c.c.p., application for leave to appeal dismissal of disqualification motion, interests of justice and reasonable chance of success assessed, irremediable injury not decided as unnecessary, application for leave to appeal dismissed, professional responsibility, lawyers, disqualification, conflict of interest, whether lawyers can act for the university and its professors and staff, alleged irreconcilable interests based on opposing narratives, originating application alleges same faults and solidary damages, no demonstrated conflict justifying disqualification, leave to appeal dismissed, procedure, appeal with leave, threshold tests, art. 31, para. 2 c.c.p., art. 9, para. 3 c.c.p., art. 17 and ff. c.c.p., whether proposed appeal determines part of the dispute or causes irremediable injury, whether proposed appeal raises an issue meriting the court’s attention, reasonable chance of success not shown, leave refused, procedure, appellate review, judicial discretion, disqualification of attorney, whether discretion should be interfered with on appeal, standard requiring abusive, unreasonable or non, judicious exercise, heafey v. dormani, droit de la famille, 152555 cited, applicant fails to show such an error, application for leave to appeal dismissed