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Unlike in the US, the loser paying both sides' legal fees is the default rule in Canada, Britain, and other Commonwealth countries.
That is irrelevant to the case. We have that too here in many states, but the real significance is Mann refuses to show his data or even replicate it for the judge, which straight up proves the statement that his data is fraudulent. If it's not, then he just has to show it.
Your original tweet made it sound like needing to pay the other side's legal fees is significant in terms of how badly he lost, when it isn't. I didn't mean to detract from the rest of the point you were making regarding his refusal to show or replicate his data for the judge.
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