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Civil procedure 2022 BCSC 800

Hui v. Onemove Technologies Inc.

The court dismissed an application to strike the defence and refused contempt relief, finding the conduct serious but not an extreme case. It ordered discovery scheduling and modest costs.

  • Strike response to civil claim
  • Examination for discovery
  • Document production compliance
  • Costs
  • Rule 22-7(2)(b)
  • S.227 business corporations act
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Civil procedure 2022 BCSC 522

Vidcom Communications Ltd. v. Rattan

Before discovery, the court largely refused further particulars and solicitor-client waiver, but ordered limited document production and particulars of “other damages.”

  • Particulars under rule 3-7
  • Waiver of solicitor-client privilege
  • Production under rule 7-1
  • Limitation act discoverability
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Constructive trust
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Civil procedure 2010 BCSC 8

Luu v. Wang

The court found Lily Wang in contempt of the April 20, 2007 Mareva injunction, but not of later document-production orders, and imposed a $40,000 fine.

  • Mareva injunction breach
  • Committal and fines
  • Document production orders
  • Special costs
  • Sanctions and deterrence
  • Contempt-of-court
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Civil procedure 2008 FC 1215

Netbored Inc. v. Avery holdings Inc.

The Federal Court held that Netbored’s motion did not affect a prior costs order, fixed costs of the motion at $2,500, and set timelines for further document steps and mediation.

  • Costs assessment
  • Document motion
  • Mediation direction
  • Timelines for filing
  • Review of assessment officer order
  • Costs
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Family law 2008 BCSC 1806

Beninger v. Beninger

The court set child support and increased spousal support, ended monthly financial reporting, refused further Rule 60D production, and made orders on extraordinary expenses.

  • Variation of support orders
  • Extraordinary expenses
  • Rule 60d production
  • Monthly financial disclosure
  • Spousal support advisory guidelines
  • Child support guidelines
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