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Contract law 2024 BCSC 1256

Loginradius Inc. v. Gupta

The court granted LoginRadius an interim interlocutory injunction restraining former CTO Deepak Gupta from interfering with key domain names used to run its online authentication services.

  • Interim interlocutory injunction
  • Conversion of intangible property
  • Breach of contract
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Proprietary information/confidentiality agreement
  • Domain name ownership and control
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Intellectual property 2006 FC 175

D. & A.'s Pet Food'n More Ltd. v. Seiveright

Summary judgment was granted for the plaintiff in a trademark infringement and passing off action, with an injunction, domain transfer, damages of $6,000, and costs of $6,000.

  • Infringement
  • Passing off
  • Domain name transfer
  • Damages
  • Costs
  • Injunction
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Civil procedure 2005 BCCA 114

UniNet Technologies Inc. v. Communication Services Inc.

The Court of Appeal upheld British Columbia jurisdiction over claims about an Internet domain name, finding a real and substantial connection through the licence, arbitration, and pleaded conduct.

  • Jurisdiction simpliciter
  • Real and substantial connection
  • Service ex juris
  • Inducing breach of contract
  • Situs of property
  • Constructive trust
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Copyright 2001 BCSC 156

BCAA et al. v. Office and Professional Employees' Int. Union et al.

The court held that the Union’s first website infringed copyright and passed off as BCAA’s site, while the second infringed copyright only and the current site did not.

  • Domain names
  • Meta tags
  • Goodwill depreciation (s.22 trade-marks act)
  • Fair dealing (s.29.1 copyright act)
  • Initial interest confusion
  • Freedom of expression balancing
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