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Diggs v Weir
canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, abca, 2026abca279, 2026 abca 279 (canlii), 2026, abca, 279, (canlii), 2601-0138ac, 2026, procedure, appeals, extension of time, notice of appeal deadline, whether time should be extended to appeal, cairns v cairns, li v morgan factors applied with general discretion, intention to appeal, excuse and explanation addressed, application dismissed, procedure, appeals, merit screening, reasonable chance of success, whether the proposed appeal has a reasonable chance of success, collateral attack doctrine and abuse of process under alberta rules of court, r. 3.68(2)(d), civil practice note 7 avap review of statement of claim, appeal found doomed to fail, application dismissed, constitution, canadian charter of rights and freedoms, federal paramountcy, traffic safety act licence disqualification, whether licence suspension is unconstitutional due to bankruptcy and insolvency act paramountcy and charter, s. 7, alberta (attorney general) v moloney considered, no assignment into bankruptcy found, constitutional claim did not assist, relief refused, procedure, jurisdiction, relief not properly before court, drivers licence suspension, whether the court of appeal can lift the drivers licence suspension on this application, relief must be sought through process set out in the traffic safety act, request for reinstatement dismissed, application dismissed
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