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Civil procedure 2023 BCSC 1079

1534 Harwood Street (St. Pierre) Ltd. v. McTavish

The court confirmed Scale B costs for the successful petitioner and held there was no need to abandon lease-based indemnity rights before receiving party-and-party costs.

  • Production of documents
  • Entitlement to legal fees
  • Scale b costs
  • Double recovery
  • Contractual indemnity for costs
  • Costs
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Tort 2017 BCCA 335

Singh v. Soper

The Court of Appeal held the $40,000 truck lease payment was not recoverable, setting aside the award because it was tied to personal injuries or, alternatively, wrongly treated as foreseeable.

  • Foreseeability
  • Remoteness of damage
  • Workers compensation act s.10(1) and s.257
  • Lease termination and finance leases
  • Mitigation of loss
  • Credibility and evidence
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Tort 2015 BCSC 1324

Atlantic Waste Systems Ltd. v. Attorney General of Canada

Canada’s proposed negligence amendments against Hemmera were allowed in part, but only without prejudice to limitation defences and with several pleading defects corrected.

  • Negligence
  • Negligent misrepresentation
  • Duty to warn
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Limitation period and postponement (limitation act s.6, s.4(4))
  • Amendment-of-pleadings
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Civil procedure 2004 NSSC 77

Mailboxes Etc. v. Plazacorp Retail Properties Ltd.

Relevant, non‑privileged information necessary to derive net revenue from gross copying and printing sales must be produced despite confidentiality or centralization of records; Staples therefore must provide store‑level numbers of copies sold, monthly lease/other machine charges, and details of click/warranty charges (and available cost data), and costs were awarded against Staples.

  • Disclosure
  • Relevance
  • Confidentiality vs privilege
  • Discovery obligations
  • Costs
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