Canadian Civil Procedure

Canadian Civil Procedure refers to the legal processes and rules that govern how civil disputes—such as contract disagreements, property issues, or personal injury claims—are resolved in Canadian courts. It sets out the steps for filing a lawsuit, serving documents, gathering evidence, and presenting cases before a judge or jury. The goal is to ensure fair, efficient, and orderly resolution of disputes, providing a systematic framework for both plaintiffs and defendants to present their claims and defenses within the justice system.