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Property law 2025 BCSC 2014

Grewal v. Grewal

The court granted an interlocutory injunction over shared family property in Abbotsford, dividing access to Clearbrook Road pending trial, but declined to shorten the expert report deadline.

  • Interlocutory injunction
  • Possession and access
  • Beneficial ownership
  • Forensic accounting
  • Expert report deadlines
  • Balance of convenience
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Corporate law 2025 BCCA 282

Castilloux v. Mitchell

Appeal dismissed. The Court of Appeal upheld the refusal to wind up Mitchell Press and rejected fresh evidence, finding the chambers judge applied the correct s. 324 BCA framework.

  • Just and equitable winding up
  • Section 324 bca
  • Business judgment rule
  • Fresh evidence on appeal
  • Partnership analogy in family companies
  • Just-and-equitable-winding-up
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Corporate law 2022 BCSC 1886

Weisstock v. Weisstock

The court found a basis for liquidation under s. 324 of the BCA in a family company dispute, refused conversion to an action, and set directions for a possible negotiated resolution.

  • Just and equitable winding-up
  • S.324 business corporations act
  • Oppression remedy s.227 bca
  • Partnership analogy
  • Conversion to action vs hybrid procedures
  • Deadlock
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Civil procedure 2016 BCSC 2268

Thomson v. A.R. Thomson Group

The court dismissed an interlocutory appeal and upheld a discovery order requiring answers about family business relationships, finding the questions relevant on the pleadings.

  • Discovery
  • Specific performance
  • Scope of relevance
  • Examination for discovery
  • Costs
  • Specific-performance
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Employment law 2005 BCSC 312

Stroppa v. Globe Foundry Ltd.

Wrongful dismissal claim from a family business. The court found no just cause, set reasonable notice at 24 months, and reduced it to 20 months for failure to mitigate.

  • Wrongful dismissal
  • Notice period
  • Mitigation
  • Just cause
  • Management hierarchy
  • Directors' resolutions
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