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Contract law 2025 BCSC 765

Coast Capital Savings Federal Credit Union v. Smith

The court granted Coast Capital judgment on an admitted line-of-credit debt, rejected promissory estoppel and waiver defences, dismissed the counterclaim, and awarded costs.

  • Promissory estoppel
  • Waiver
  • Forbearance
  • Summary trial suitability
  • Security interest assignment (gic)
  • Enforcement of demand loans
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Trusts and trusteeship 2020 BCSC 1615

Blueberry River First Nation v. Laird

The court dismissed trust, fiduciary duty, negligence, and knowing assistance claims arising from Blueberry River First Nation trust transfers and governance decisions.

  • Knowing assistance
  • Knowing receipt
  • Breach of trust
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Negligent governance
  • Trust administration
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Employment law 2019 BCSC 1839

0777792 B.C. Ltd. v. Da Costa

La Cour rejette les injonctions provisoires et interlocutoires demandées, jugeant la clause restrictive trop large et la définition de « confidentiel » trop vague.

  • Non-competition clause
  • Non-solicitation
  • Interim/interlocutory injunction
  • Confidential information
  • Enforceability of restrictive covenants
  • Preservation of evidence
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Patent law 2018 FCA 32

Apotex Inc. v. Bayer Inc.

Section 57(1) does not authorize a defendant/infringer to elect a final accounting of profits following a finding of infringement; s.55(1) gives the patentee a statutory right to damages which can only be waived by the patentee (subject to the court’s discretion to grant or refuse an accounting to a successful patentee); the word 'defendant' in s.57(1) contemplates interlocutory applications (including undertakings to keep accounts) but not a defendant’s right to impose a final remedy on the patentee.

  • Accounting of profits
  • Damages
  • Injunctions
  • Election of remedies
  • Patented medicines (notice of compliance) regulations
  • Interpretation of ss.55(1) and 57(1) patent act
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Property law 2015 BCSC 1104

Toor v. Aujla

The court cancelled a certificate of pending litigation over a blueberry farm, finding the defendants faced hardship and the plaintiff’s specific performance claim was plainly unsustainable.

  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Specific performance
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Uniqueness of property
  • Security for cancellation
  • Hardship and inconvenience
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