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The Court of Appeal for British Columbia denied a stay of execution pending appeal, but ordered interim safeguards: no execution against Henry’s home or vehicle and $232,000 paid into trust.
The Federal Court held that assessment of the Plaintiff’s unopposed bill of costs was premature because interlocutory costs were not ordered payable forthwith.
The court dismissed an application for extensive non-party financial disclosure from Ms. He, finding no pleading foundation under s. 9 of the Fraudulent Preference Act.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal varied a stay of execution order and authorized $40,000 from trust funds to help fund the appeal.
The Court exercised its discretion to extend the filing period because the appellant raised arguable issues regarding the Chambers judge's brief decision, acted under a bona fide belief based on solicitor advice that a 30-day period applied, the short delay caused no prejudice, and justice required extension.
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La Cour suprême a annulé les appels, jugeant que la valeur en litige était inférieure à 2 000 $ et que la compétence faisait défaut.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that costs paid under threat of execution did not amount to acquiescence and did not bar the appeal.
The Court held that judgment creditors could proceed on stay bonds after refusal of special leave to appeal, without first exhausting execution remedies.
Le tribunal a statué que les conditions préalables du contrat n’avaient pas été établies, de sorte que la possession prise par la compagnie ne primait pas la saisie du shérif.
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