Justice Major Dissented in the Case of Dobson V Dobson

Justice Major dissented in the case of Dobson v Dobson. That means that

A) was unable to decide the case because he had some personal connection to it.
B) he held that a statute was invalid because it violated the Charter.
C) he disagreed with the result reached by most of his colleagues in an appeal that they heard together.
D) he was hearing the case as a trial judge and rejected the plaintiff's claim.
E) he rejected a party's application to appeal an earlier decision.