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Class actions 2025 BCSC 456

Padley v. SSR Mining Inc.

Carriage was granted to the Padley action in a competing class-action dispute against SSR Mining, with the Mutat action stayed pending certification.

  • Carriage motion
  • Statutory misrepresentation (part 16.1 bcsa)
  • Oppression remedy (s.227 bcbca)
  • Caremark oversight claims
  • Leave to sue
  • Certification
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Civil procedure 2013 BCSC 1072

Steveston Seafood Auction Inc. v. Bahi

The court allowed D&H Group LLP to add the defendant and three directors as third parties, finding the proposed claims raised a bona fide triable issue.

  • Third party claim
  • Leave to add third parties
  • Duty of care
  • Contribution and indemnity
  • Summary dismissal
  • Limitation/timeliness
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Civil procedure 2009 BCCA 370

Westbank Holdings Ltd. v. Westgate Shopping Centre Ltd.

The Court of Appeal granted Westbank an extension of time to file a corrected notice of appeal after counsel misdated the order, finding an arguable appeal and no undue prejudice.

  • Extension of time to file appeal
  • Leave to amend notice of appeal
  • Striking pleadings (rule 19(24))
  • Duty of good faith of directors/officers
  • Admissibility of without prejudice/mediation communications
  • Rule 18a summary trial procedure
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Tort 2006 BCSC 89

San Jose Mines Ltd. et al. v. Coutu et al.

Application to strike third party notices dismissed. The court held the notices raised triable issues of contribution, indemnity, authority, and duty to warn.

  • Third party notice
  • Contribution and indemnity
  • Negligence act s.1
  • Duty to warn
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Striking pleadings
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