Who must now be named in the style of cause in proceedings before the Supreme Court?
The style of cause must name the Applicants or Appellants and the Respondents, including in Québec a mis-en-cause, adverse to the Applicants or Appellants. The style of cause must also name as an intervener: i) each person granted leave to intervene pursuant to Rule 59; ii) each administrative board or tribunal appearing in the court appealed from whose jurisdiction is in issue; and iii) each Attorney General who intervenes in a case where a constitutional question has been stated. (RR.
The style of cause must name the Applicants or Appellants and as Respondents (including in Québec a mis-en-cause) any party adverse to the Applicants or Appellants in the court appealed from. The style of cause must also name as an intervener: i) any intervener with full party status in court appealed from; ii)each person granted leave to intervene pursuant to Rule 59; iii) each administrative board or tribunal appearing in the court appealed from whose jurisdiction is in issue; and, on appeal, iv) each Attorney General who intervenes in a case where a constitutional question has been stated (RR. 2, 22 and Form 22).
