In the Snazzy V James Example, the Nova Scotia Court

question 45

Multiple Choice

In the Snazzy v James example, the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal dismissed the case. Snazzy can now:

• A) Seek leave from the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal for another hearing
• B) Refer the action back to the Nova Scotia trial court for a new hearing
• C) Seek leave to appeal from the Supreme Court of Canada
• D) Refer the action directly to the Supreme Court of Canada

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