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Family law 2025 BCSC 2160

L.A.B. v. M.L.B.

The court set aside non-variation clauses in a child support consent order, limited retroactivity to June 2020, adjusted support for an adult child, and ordered interest only from certification.

  • Consent variation orders
  • Non-variation clauses
  • Retroactive child support
  • Imputation of income
  • Section 7 special expenses
  • Adult child support
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Contract 2025 BCSC 115

Bank of Montreal v. Lee

Supplementary reasons on a summary judgment debt claim fixed pre-judgment interest, rejected contempt allegations, and awarded judgment of $418,485.34 plus costs.

  • Homeowner readiline line of credit
  • Prime rate compounding
  • Interest calculation
  • Admissibility of affidavit evidence
  • Summary judgment procedural limits
  • Costs
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Civil procedure 2025 NSSC 26

Gold Recruitment Services Incorporated v. QDS Holdings Incorporated

Prejudgment interest is included in the amount involved for calculating Tariff A; punitive damages are excluded from that calculation; the appropriate Tariff A Scale 2 basic amount for the monetary judgment and included interest is $12,250 which is increased by $6,000 due to QDS's unreasonable settlement position, yielding $18,250; adding $2,000 for one day of trial, prejudgment interest, agreed disbursements and $500 costs in the cause results in a total award of $29,936.56 in favour of Gold.

  • Prejudgment interest
  • Party and party costs
  • Disbursements
  • Punitive damages exclusion
  • Offers to settle
  • Costs in the cause
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Contract 2022 BCSC 2028

King v. Mounce

Supplementary reasons on costs and interest: special costs were refused, but increased costs and double costs were awarded, and interest on punitive damages was limited.

  • Punitive damages
  • Pre-judgment interest
  • Costs orders
  • Special costs
  • Offers to settle (rule 9-1)
  • Slip rule (rule 13-1(17))
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Tort 2022 BCSC 1832

Valencia-Palaciao v. KCP Heavy Industries Co. Ltd.

The court awarded pre-judgment interest and tax gross-up on family compensation damages, accepting the expert assumptions and using the interest-only portfolio method.

  • Wrongful death
  • Pre-judgment interest
  • Tax gross-up
  • Assessment of damages
  • Costs and disbursements
  • Pre-judgment-interest
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Limitation of actions 2020 NSSM 26

Location Accès Crédit Inc./ Acces Credit Leasing Inc. v. Kiley

The adjudicator must treat limitation as part of the merits inquiry under s.23(1); the claim was discovered on August 6, 2018 (invoice) and was filed more than two years later (August 7, 2020), so it was statute-barred and quick judgment could not be granted, therefore the claim is dismissed.

  • Statute of limitations
  • Discovery rule
  • Quick judgment
  • Repossession/return of vehicle
  • Post-sale deficiency
  • Contractual interest rate
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Contract 2020 NSSC 226

Allterrain Contracting Inc. v. Grafton Developments Inc.

The court accepted Allterrain's evidence that the parties agreed to contractual interest at 2.5% per month compounded, awarded contractual interest from December 21, 2016 for 3.5 years in the amount of $12,748.01, declined to award the 10% per month claim, declined to increase costs for an offer made five days before trial because Rule 10.09 requires the offer at least seven days before trial, applied Tariff A and daily trial allowances, limited lien-related costs to 25% under s.41 of the Builders' Lien Act, and awarded total costs and disbursements to Allterrain of $25,892.49, resulting in G…

  • Contractual interest
  • Costs awards
  • Offer to settle
  • Builders' lien act s.41
  • Tariff costs
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Civil procedure 2019 BCSC 2086

Jacobs v. Yehia

The court fixed prejudgment interest, held post-judgment interest runs from the date of this judgment, and ordered each party to bear its own costs.

  • Prejudgment interest
  • Post-judgment interest commencement
  • Reinvestment principle
  • Set-off
  • Costs
  • Valuation of services
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Civil procedure 2019 BCSC 230

Kim v. Kim

On costs after judgment, the court held Rule 14-1(10) barred tariff costs to the plaintiff because the claim was not objectively justified in Supreme Court.

  • Rule 14-1(10)
  • Pre-judgment interest
  • Small claims act jurisdiction
  • Disbursements
  • Declaratory relief
  • Defamation
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Family law 2018 BCSC 1861

J.M.C. v. Y.S.

The court denied pre-judgment interest on special costs but held post-judgment interest accrues from pronouncement under the Court Order Interest Act.

  • Special costs
  • Pre-judgment interest
  • Post-judgment interest
  • Court order interest act interpretation
  • Registrar jurisdiction
  • Special-costs
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