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Yukon court orders deletion of irrelevant litigation records

In a 2022 oil and gas dispute, the Yukon Supreme Court ordered the government to delete the company's original, overbroad document production after it had been replaced by a court directed review. The court distinguished lawful use of relevant discovery records from keeping documents already ordered removed and noted third party privacy concerns.

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