Background:
Ahmad Mohammad filed a lawsuit against David Farar (President of McMaster University), Catherine Munn (an administrative person at McMaster and his former psychiatrist), and Stephen Hart (with no clear connection mentioned in the claim).
Previous Litigation:
The case arises from Mohammad's ongoing disputes with McMaster University, where he was previously a student. There have been multiple previous cases where Mohammad's claims against the University and its affiliates were dismissed as frivolous or vexatious.
Claims in the Current Case:
Allegations against Farar and Munn include privacy breaches, false medical diagnoses, and orchestrating actions against Mohammad involving police.
No substantive facts were provided to support these claims.
Court's Findings:
The court dismissed the action under Rule 2.1 of the Rules of Civil Procedure, which allows for the dismissal of frivolous or vexatious proceedings.
The court found the claim lacked a legal basis and was poorly articulated.
The action was deemed an abuse of the court process due to repeated baseless litigation by Mohammad.
Outcome:
The case was dismissed without costs to the defendants due to its frivolous and vexatious nature. No monetary award was specified in the decision.
