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The court held a purported assignment of a loan claim did not satisfy s. 36 of the Law and Equity Act without prior written notice, but allowed amendment to pursue an equitable assignment.
The court held that a service agreement irrevocably assigned 6% of insurance proceeds to the plaintiff, so the assigned sum was not property of the bankrupt estate.
The Federal Court dismissed a motion to assign the plaintiffs’ claims against the Crown to a First Nation, finding maintenance concerns and a statutory bar under the Financial Administration Act.
La Cour suprême du Canada rejette l’appel et confirme que l’action pouvait être maintenue en Saskatchewan, la question des parties étant procédurale et régie par le lex fori.
Appeal in equity over an assigned insurance fund, necessary parties, and res judicata. The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the appeal and affirmed the decree below.
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