Stewart v Auch

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, mbca, 2026mbca57, 2026 mbca 57 (canlii), 2026, mbca, 57, (canlii), ai25-30-10226, 2026, procedure, rehearing, rule 46.2, exceptional circumstances threshold, patent error, unforeseeable point of law, misapprehension causing miscarriage of justice, rehearing not an opportunity to reargue appeal, finality of appeal judgments, willman v ducks unlimited (canada), schrof v schrof, hancock, motion dismissed, procedure, judicial impartiality, recusal, reasonable apprehension of bias, whether complaints to the canadian judicial council require recusal, presumption of judicial impartiality, need for cogent evidence, timeliness requirement, undue delay after losing on merits, yukon francophone school board v yukon, r v curragh inc, recusal requests refused, bankruptcy and insolvency, bankruptcy and insolvency act, non, dischargeable debts, bankruptcy and insolvency act, s. 178(1)(e), whether alleged conflation with corporate veil analysis warrants rehearing, whether declaration affirmed without finding personal fraudulent misrepresentation, poonian v british columbia (securities commission) raised, attempt to re, argue appeal outside rule 46.2, motion dismissed, procedure, court of appeal practice, filing materials, whether registry refusal to accept supplemental affidavit created procedural unfairness, fidelity to court of appeal rules (civil) required for orderly appellate justice, no right to supplement record with affidavit evidence on rehearing motion, self, represented parties bound by same rules, hancock applied, procedural unfairness rejected, procedure, hearings, oral argument, whether rehearing motion requires oral hearing, motions under rule 46.2 typically decided on written materials, standard of review under bankruptcy and insolvency act, s. 178(1) raised by panel with opportunity to comment, garlicki (bankrupt), re applied, adequate opportunity to address issue found, motion dismissed