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Family law 2016 BCSC 1837

Welliver v. Hees

The court dismissed a spousal support claim as statute-barred under the Family Law Act, while granting limited property reimbursement and directing Plan-It share and liability adjustments.

  • Limitation period (s.198 family law act)
  • Family dispute resolution
  • Imputing income
  • Separation agreement negotiations
  • Assignment/cancellation of shares
  • Allocation of company liabilities
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Conflicts of interest 2013 BCSC 1732

McDonald v. McDonald Estate

The court dismissed a disqualification motion against counsel in related McDonald family farm and estate disputes, finding no current-client conflict, no relevant confidential information, and significant delay.

  • Disqualification of counsel
  • Duty of loyalty and confidentiality
  • Bright line rule
  • Macdonald estate test
  • Wills variation act
  • Constructive trust
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Land title 2006 BCSC 1594

Vandokkumberg v. Meyer

Maddam Justice Loo refused to cancel a CPL against land in Sandra Gammon’s name and allowed most pleadings amendments, but not the addition of Ted Meyer personally.

  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Garnishment
  • Amendment of statement of claim
  • S.215 land title act
  • S.252 land title act
  • S.86(9) court order enforcement act
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Contract 2003 BCSC 1885

Leong & Associates v. Watt et al.

The court found no binding oral agreement to sell Whistler Benefit shares, ordered reciprocal restitution, and awarded Watt unpaid wages, notice damages, and a bonus.

  • Oral agreement to sell shares
  • Agreement to agree
  • Repudiation
  • Restitution
  • Damages for wrongful dismissal
  • Valuation formula
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