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Civil procedure 2025 BCSC 2148

Klassen v. Epp

The court awarded ordinary Scale B costs to the defendant after striking the claim, but refused special costs, personal costs against counsel, and sealed a confidential affidavit.

  • Special costs
  • Res judicata
  • Strike pleadings
  • Costs against counsel personally
  • Sealing order
  • Special-costs
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Class actions 2013 BCSC 681

Plimmer v. Google, Inc.

Pre-certification class action fee-approval request heard ex parte. The court deferred general approval, approved a limited fee-splitting arrangement in principle, and رفضed sealing and publication ban.

  • Fee approval
  • Ex parte procedure
  • Fee-splitting with foreign counsel
  • Publication ban/sealing
  • Timing of certification
  • Judicial supervision of class proceedings
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Wills and estates 2007 BCSC 157

Knoglinger v. Solbakken et al

On a chambers motion in a Wills Variation Act case, the court removed the plaintiffs' solicitors because their prior retainer with the testator created a conflict risk.

  • Wills variation act
  • Former client conflict
  • Removal of counsel
  • Sufficiently related retainer
  • Conflict-of-interest
  • Solicitor-client-privilege
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Civil procedure 2002 BCSC 1883

Springhill Enterprises Ltd. v. Uzelac et al

Summary judgment was granted for the plaintiff on dishonoured solicitor’s trust cheques and a lawyer’s undertaking, with execution stayed briefly.

  • Bills of exchange act
  • Solicitor's trust cheques
  • Undertaking by solicitor
  • Dishonour of cheque
  • Stay of execution
  • Summary-judgment
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