MacIntosh Landscaping and Trucking Limited v. Stewart
The adjudicator found the agreement was properly treated as a time and materials contract, photographic evidence did not support the alleged deficiencies, the claimant was willing and able to remedy minor defects but was denied access, no settlement for $15,000 was proven, and therefore the defendant owes the unpaid balance of $3,011.43 and the counterclaim is dismissed.
- Citation
- 2017 NSSM 75
- Parties
- Claimant: MacIntosh Landscaping and Trucking Limited; Defendant: Dave Stewart
- Court
- Nova Scotia Small Claims Court
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Judgment Date
- 13 July 2017
- Procedural Posture
- Small Claims Court / Decision
- Outcome
- Claim allowed; counterclaim dismissed
- Legal Topics
- Unpaid Invoice, Counterclaim for Defective Work, Time and Materials Contract, Remedies, Costs, Interest
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
MacIntosh Landscaping and Trucking Limited
Claimant
Dave Stewart
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Small Claims Court / Decision
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the defendant owes the unpaid balance of $3,011.43
- 2 Whether the defendant proved the counterclaim for alleged deficiencies
- 3 Whether a settlement for $15,000 was reached
Ratio Decidendi
The adjudicator found the agreement was properly treated as a time and materials contract, photographic evidence did not support the alleged deficiencies, the claimant was willing and able to remedy minor defects but was denied access, no settlement for $15,000 was proven, and therefore the defendant owes the unpaid balance of $3,011.43 and the counterclaim is dismissed.
Court Disposition
Claim allowed; counterclaim dismissed
Orders
- Defendant to pay Claimant CAD 3,011.43 (balance)
- Defendant to pay Claimant CAD 99.70 for filing fee costs
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