Background:

• Robinson appealed a summary judgment ordering her to pay $1,191,727.94 plus interest due on a defaulted mortgage.
• The appeal was dismissed at the hearing, with reasons provided later.

Appellant’s Arguments:

1. Denial of a Fair Hearing Due to Disability Accommodation Issues:

   • Robinson, who is essentially blind, argued she was not properly accommodated.
   • The summary judgment motion was adjourned twice at her request (Nov. 22, 2023 → Mar. 6, 2024 → Jun. 20, 2024).
   • She was referred to self-represented litigant resources.
   • She did not request a further adjournment based on disability during the hearing.

2. Denial of Adjournment to File a Responding Affidavit:

   • She sought another adjournment to file an affidavit but was denied as she had already missed a court-ordered filing deadline.

Court’s Findings:

• The motion judge considered and addressed her concerns.
• The appeal did not raise any triable issues regarding her mortgage debt.
• Robinson’s arguments focused on financial difficulties and her vision impairment, not a legal defence.
• No legal error was found in the summary judgment decision.

Outcome:

• Appeal dismissed.
• Costs of $8,891.91 awarded to the respondent (full indemnity basis per mortgage terms).