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On a slip-and-fall claim, the court held Alpine must defend and indemnify Ivanhoe under a janitorial contract, but deferred any ruling on damages or settlement payments.
The Federal Court allowed the appeal, held it lacked jurisdiction over the Crown’s third party claim against Muskoka, and stayed the proceedings under s. 50.1(1).
The Court of Appeal dismissed Ryan Mortgage’s appeal, holding Alpine was only required to obtain a current appraisal it could rely on, not to guarantee the appraisal’s accuracy.
The court granted the defendants an indemnity order against a non-appearing third party and allowed a 30-day stay of execution under the Civil Rules.
The Court granted leave for third-party claims against Conax Holdings and Convoy Supply, denied leave against other proposed third parties, and ordered partial production despite privilege claims.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia dismissed an appeal from summary trial, upholding enforcement of an indemnity and finding no error in admitting late evidence.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal held that the third parties were entitled to their costs of the appeal because Ventures had not separately challenged the trial costs order.
Foreclosure petition in British Columbia: the court severed personal-judgment claims against non-mortgagors Dore and Young, but granted an order nisi against Anderson.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal held that the indemnity clause applied to a plaintiff’s injury claim and allowed the School District’s appeal.
Supplementary reasons dismiss a third parties’ summary judgment application because the indemnity claim depends on unresolved primary claims and counter-claims.
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