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Bankruptcy law 2020 BCSC 158

In the matter of the Bankruptcy of Joel MacDonald Blanchette

The court allowed an appeal from a trustee’s disallowance of a bankruptcy claim, set aside the disallowance, and lifted the bankruptcy stay for fraud claims.

  • Proof of claim
  • Trustee disallowance
  • Lifting stay under bia
  • Fraud and false pretences
  • Res judicata/issue estoppel
  • Summary administration
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Maritime law 2019 FC 114

RMI Marine Limited v. Scotia Tide (Ship)

The Federal Court stayed RMI Marine’s in rem action against the vessel Scotia Tide in aid of a Nova Scotia CCAA proceeding, and ordered the vessel released from arrest.

  • Stay of proceedings under s.50 federal courts act
  • Vessel arrest and release
  • Order for sale pendente lite
  • Maritime liens and priorities
  • Ccaa initial order and requests for aid
  • Admissibility of affidavits
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Civil procedure 2015 NSCA 32

BCE Inc. v. Gillis

The motions judge erred by failing to analyze whether the Nova Scotia action was an abuse of process; the Court found the Nova Scotia claim was filed and left dormant with no intention to prosecute, delayed for about a decade, was one of nine virtually identical actions by the same firm and plaintiffs, and the opt-in/opt-out distinction did not trump abuse considerations; accordingly the Nova Scotia proceedings were permanently and unconditionally stayed and the motions judge’s decision set aside.

  • Abuse of process
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Carriage of action
  • Opt-in vs opt-out certification
  • Limitation tolling
  • Delay/want of prosecution
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