Sign in
Canada Source-linked decisions Coverage checked

Canada Case Law

Search judgments by proposition, citation, court, judge or legal topic, then move directly into the source-grounded case analysis.

Courts on this page
1 court collection
Last checked

Canada decisions

Decisions matching the current search

Clear filters
Fraudulent conveyance 2024 BCSC 1401

Wood v. Bevan

The court found the plaintiff’s pleading too muddled and ordered amendment to clarify fraud, trust, and conspiracy claims, while rejecting some particulars requests.

  • Separation agreement as potential sham
  • Pleading requirements under rule 3-7 sccr
  • Badges of fraud
  • Tracing of loan proceeds
  • Remedies – declarations and setting aside transfers
  • Costs
Read case analysis
Fraudulent conveyance 2023 BCSC 1368

Forjay Management Ltd. v. 0981478 B.C. Ltd.

The court found a 2021 mortgage and transfer of 625's only asset were fraudulent conveyances. The transactions were set aside and the Costs Award could be registered against the property.

  • Badges of fraud
  • Bona fide purchaser defence
  • Notice and knowledge
  • Consideration (past vs good)
  • Imputation of controlling mind
  • Summary disposition
Read case analysis
Fraudulent conveyance 2020 BCSC 396

Wu v. Gu

The court held that three transfers of Richmond properties to family members were void as fraudulent conveyances and fraudulent preferences, and granted declarations accordingly.

  • Fca s.1 and s.2
  • Fpa s.3 and s.6
  • Badges of fraud
  • Burden of proof for related parties
  • Adverse inference for failure to call witness
  • Deemed admissions
Read case analysis
Fraudulent conveyance 2019 BCSC 909

Pacific Wagondepot Ltd. v. Hudson West

The court held that transfers from Hudson West to related parties were fraudulent conveyances and fraudulent preferences, and awarded the plaintiff the outstanding judgment amount plus interest and costs.

  • Fraudulent transfer
  • Fraudulent preference
  • Badges of fraud
  • Summary trial
  • Related-party transactions
  • Costs
Read case analysis
Trusts 2017 BCSC 158

Trustees of the IWA - Forest Industry Pension Plan v. Leroy

The court held that HLH breached statutory and contractual trust obligations by diverting pension and LTD contributions, and found Ms. Leroy liable for knowing assistance.

  • Knowing assistance
  • Statutory trust (old pbsa s.43.1)
  • Directors' liability
  • Adequacy of consideration
  • Collection costs
  • Knowing-assistance
Read case analysis
Civil procedure 2014 BCSC 2174

Medico Supplies Inc. v. Farren

The Master held that default does not expand jurisdiction: he declined to grant injunctions and trust or fraudulent transfer declarations, and referred the matter to a judge.

  • Default judgment
  • Jurisdiction of a master
  • Declaration of trust
  • Fraudulent transfer
  • Injunctive relief
  • Default-judgment
Read case analysis
Civil procedure 2014 BCSC 2569

Firstar Investment & Financial Co. Ltd. v. Xu

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.

  • Disclosure
  • Summary proceeding
  • Fraudulent conveyance
  • Assets protection
  • Costs
  • Civil-procedure
Read case analysis
Bankruptcy 2013 BCSC 1034

439288 B.C. Ltd. v. Marmon Financial Management Co. Ltd.

The court held Sharol Briere personally liable for funds diverted from Marmon to Graywood to defeat creditors, and awarded special costs plus further accounting directions.

  • Fraudulent conveyance act
  • Fraudulent preference act
  • Directing mind doctrine
  • Personal liability for tortious acts
  • Garnishment
  • Tracing and recovery of diverted funds
Read case analysis
Fraudulent conveyance 2009 BCSC 1792

Liu v. Wang

The court dismissed a creditor’s challenge to a matrimonial-home transfer, holding the divorce settlement was supported by good consideration and no fraudulent scheme was proved.

  • Fraudulent conveyance act
  • Fraudulent preference act
  • Mareva injunction
  • Consideration in settlement
  • Insolvency test
  • Spousal property settlement
Read case analysis
Fraudulent conveyance 2006 BCSC 1918

M.P.H. Supply Ltd. v. Pajger et al.

The court dismissed a creditor’s challenge to transfers of settlement funds, finding no fraudulent preference and no fraudulent conveyance on the evidence.

  • Fraudulent conveyance
  • Fraudulent preference
  • Creditor standing
  • Consideration
  • Badges of fraud
  • Assignment in bankruptcy
Read case analysis

About this LexChat collection

Canada decisions are organised by court, judge, legal area and indexed issue so a practitioner can move from a proposition to a citable authority with the surrounding context intact.