ScoZinc Ltd. (Re)
The Monitor, as an officer of the court appointed under s.11.7 of the CCAA and acting pursuant to a court‑made Claims Procedure Order, has the authority to accept and to revise proofs of claim submitted after the claims bar date but before the Monitor's assessment deadline where the revision conforms to the evidence...
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- Citation
- 2009 NSSC 136
- Parties
- Applicant/debtor: ScoZinc Ltd.; Monitor: Grant Thornton; Creditor/shareholder: Acadian Mining Corporation; Creditor: Royal Roads Corp.; Creditor: Komatsu International (Canada) Inc.
- Court
- Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Judgment Date
- 3 April 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act Proceeding / Motion for Directions on Monitor Authority to Revise Claims During Claims Assessment Period
- Outcome
- Motion granted. Court held the Monitor has authority to allow revision of claims filed after the claims bar date but before the Monitor's assessment date under the Claims Procedure Order and the CCAA.
- Legal Topics
- Claims Process and Claims Bar Date, Monitor Powers and Duties, Inherent Jurisdiction of Superior Courts, Revision/amendment of Proofs of Claim, Summary Determination of Claims
- Source Language
- english
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Parties
ScoZinc Ltd.
Applicant/debtor
Grant Thornton
Monitor
Acadian Mining Corporation
Creditor/shareholder
Royal Roads Corp.
Creditor
Komatsu International (Canada) Inc.
Creditor
Procedural Posture
Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act Proceeding / Motion for Directions on Monitor Authority to Revise Claims During Claims Assessment Period
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Monitor has authority to revise upward a Proof of Claim filed after the claims bar date but before the Monitor's assessment date
- 2 Scope of the Monitor's powers under s.11.7 of the CCAA and the court's Claims Procedure Order
- 3 Role of the court's inherent jurisdiction in authorizing claims procedures
Ratio Decidendi
The Monitor, as an officer of the court appointed under s.11.7 of the CCAA and acting pursuant to a court‑made Claims Procedure Order, has the authority to accept and to revise proofs of claim submitted after the claims bar date but before the Monitor's assessment deadline where the revision conforms to the evidence and the terms of the Claims Procedure Order; the court's inherent jurisdiction and the specific provisions of the claims order authorize such a process, subject ultimately to judicial review.
Court Disposition
Motion granted. Court held the Monitor has authority to allow revision of claims filed after the claims bar date but before the Monitor's assessment date under the Claims Procedure Order and the CCAA.
Orders
- Monitor granted direction that it had authority to accept and to revise proofs of claim submitted after the claims bar date but before the Monitor's assessment deadline; Notices of Revision or Disallowance issued March 27, 2009 are valid to the extent consistent with this finding
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