Often discussed in case studies involving complex conditions like nitrite-induced injury or metabolic imbalances.
R. v. Jensen dealt with the limits of appeals to the Supreme Court of Canada when the question is not based on law alone. scr-304.mp4
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Most orders aren't appealable until the entire case is over. Jensen dealt with the limits of appeals to
The Court quashed the appeal because it lacked a "question of law alone," reinforcing the high bar for SCC review.
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Rule 304(a) allows for an appeal if the judge makes a "special finding" that there is no just reason to delay enforcement or appeal.