Cimmer v Niessner

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, skca, 2026skca84, 2026 skca 84 (canlii), 2026, skca, 84, (canlii), cacv4546, 2026, international law, enforcement of foreign judgments, the enforcement of foreign judgments act, whether registration of new jersey judgment properly ordered, statutory defences under s. 4 considered, including public policy and parallel proceedings, non‑monetary orders addressed under s. 7, no misapplication of act shown, appeal dismissed, international law, public policy, s. 4(g), is the judgment manifestly contrary to public policy?, beals v saldanha applied, defence targets repugnant foreign laws, not repugnant findings of fact, no new jersey law shown contrary to fundamental morality, excessive award argument rejected under beals, enforcement not barred, appeal dismissed, international law, parallel proceedings, s. 4(h), was a saskatchewan proceeding based on the same facts and purpose pending?, trial judge made own determination on record, meaningful differences in parties, issues and relief identified, preconditions to s. 4(h) not met, no statutory bar to registration, appeal dismissed, international law, non‑monetary relief, s. 7, were injunctive elements properly registered and should they have been modified?, pro swing inc. v elta golf inc. confirms enforceability of foreign injunctions, no s. 7 application brought, judge invited submissions on registration terms given changed circumstances, registration of injunctive relief upheld, appeal dismissed, international law, damages limits, s. 6, should enforcement be limited as punitive or excessive?, reduction available only on application by a judgment debtor, no application brought below, new issue on appeal declined in interests of justice due to evidentiary prejudice, no reduction ordered, appeal dismissed