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Commercial tenancy act 2022 BCSC 2369

The Mansion House Estates Ltd. v. Mason

Costs assessment in a complex petition. The court disallowed discovery-and-inspection items, increased catchall units for heavy document review, and awarded units for written argument.

  • Costs assessment
  • Bill of costs
  • Discovery and inspection
  • Written argument
  • Conduct of sale
  • Costs-assessment
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Property law 2021 BCSC 1716

Boniventure Properties Ltd. v. Eng

The court granted possession to the landlord, rejected the respondents’ lease-extension argument, awarded rent arrears with interest, and denied double rent.

  • Writ of possession
  • Overholding
  • Double rent
  • Lease renewal
  • Notice to quit
  • Costs and interest
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Commercial tenancy act 2016 BCSC 585

Stautlo Fisheries Ltd., v. Sthakwy Fishing Co. Ltd.

The court dismissed an application to strike amended petition paragraphs alleging new claims for use and occupation, trespass, and unjust enrichment.

  • Use and occupation
  • Trespass
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Quantum meruit
  • Limitation periods
  • Amendment of pleadings
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Property law 2011 BCSC 1088

Caromar Sales Ltd. v. Shura Real Estate Development Company Limited

The court found Shura in default for non-payment of March 2011 rent, but granted relief from forfeiture on terms to be decided, leaving other alleged breaches unresolved.

  • Relief from forfeiture
  • Forfeiture
  • Breach of lease
  • Non-payment of rent
  • Writ of possession
  • Notice of default
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Commercial tenancy act 2003 BCSC 1261

Mount Seymour Park Housing Cooperative v. Williamson

The Co-op’s application for possession and arrears was dismissed because the Commercial Tenancy Act notice requirements were not met and share redemption was unproven.

  • Lease termination
  • Possession/writ of possession
  • Redemption of cooperative shares
  • Termination of membership
  • Notice/demand requirements under commercial tenancy act
  • Procedural compliance (rule 18a)
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