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Contract law 2022 BCSC 821

Tai An Holding Company Ltd. v. Boyal

Summary trial judgment on hotel PIP obligations: the defendants breached the share transfer agreement, the plaintiff was awarded damages, and the inventory counterclaim was set off.

  • Breach of contract
  • Contract interpretation
  • Damages
  • Summary trial
  • Indemnity
  • Holdback
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Labour law 2019 SCC 28

Modern Cleaning Concept Inc. v. Comité paritaire de l’entretien d’édifices publics de la région de Québec

La Cour suprême confirme que, dans le modèle de franchise de Modern, l’assignation imparfaite des contrats et le contrôle exercé justifiaient de traiter Bourque comme un employé au sens de la loi.

  • Juridical extension of collective agreements
  • Employee v independent contractor
  • Definition of artisan
  • Professional employer
  • Imperfect assignment of contracts
  • Tripartite franchise model
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Contract law 2014 BCSC 725

Ma v. Nutriview Systems Inc.

The court found Brian Thurston made fraudulent misrepresentations about sponsorships, suppliers, and a buy-back guarantee, and granted rescission and a refund.

  • Fraudulent misrepresentation
  • Rescission
  • Entire agreement clause
  • Negligent misrepresentation
  • Duty of good faith
  • Mareva injunction
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Tax law 2012 TCC 94

Drouin v. The Queen

Applying Mohan, the Court admitted Gagnon's testimony on management/franchising and Ouellet's strategic marketing evidence because each had demonstrable specialized knowledge beyond the trier of fact and their testimony met necessity and relevance; the Court excluded Goulet's business valuation evidence because it relied materially on unproven, unidentified third‑party technical input (undermining reliability and probative value) and thus failed the reliability/cost‑benefit exercise under Mohan; finally, the Court held the seven franchisee/financial advisor witnesses' testimony admissible as…

  • Admissibility of expert evidence
  • Mohan test
  • Business valuation
  • Fair market value
  • Sham transactions
  • Similar fact evidence
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