Oliff v. Smith

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• A trial court’s finding that a party has wilfully failed to comply with its discovery obligations will not be reversed if there is any evidence to support it
• A trial court's finding that a party has wilfully failed to comply with its discovery obligations will not be reversed if there is any evidence to support it
• trial court did not err in finding wilfulness when record showed that plaintiff repeatedly delayed serving discovery responses and only explanation was that she was “out-of-pocket”

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