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Agricultural law 2026 BCSC 494

Moonraker Ventures Ltd. v. Veri

The court found Veri qualified as a "farmer" under the Act (field-grown cannabis and cattle constitute farming carried on for commercial purposes), and either found him insolvent or held insolvency is not a precondition to the creditor's duty to give s.21 notice; Moonraker failed to provide the notice in the form established by the Minister and omitted essential information, and because s.22 makes acts done in contravention of s.21 null and void without statutory discretion to validate them, the foreclosure proceedings are void ab initio.

  • Farm debt mediation act s.21 notice requirements
  • S.22 nullity remedy
  • Definition of "farmer" and commercial purpose
  • Eligibility for stay under s.5 and insolvency under s.6
  • Notice sufficiency and form
  • Remedial statutory interpretation
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Family law 2025 BCSC 2017

J.K.P. v. L.S.B.

The court refused special costs, awarding Scale B costs to L.S.B. for the foreclosure appeal and to J.K.P. for the family and civil actions.

  • Costs orders
  • Special costs
  • Appeal
  • Redemption of mortgage
  • Division of family assets
  • Punitive damages
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Bankruptcy and insolvency 2022 BCSC 2370

Braich (Re)

The applicant proved a qualifying debt and two acts of bankruptcy, including a writ returned nulla bona. The court made a bankruptcy order and appointed a trustee.

  • Acts of bankruptcy
  • Secured creditor valuation
  • Writ of execution returned nulla bona
  • Vendor take-back mortgage
  • Appointment of trustee
  • Costs
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Contract law 2021 BCSC 1928

Zwiro Holdings Ltd. v. Milanovic

The court enforced a settlement agreement over Powell River properties, found valid consideration and no unconscionability, and awarded $295,812.50 plus interest.

  • Settlement agreement enforcement
  • Consideration (forbearance)
  • Unconscionability
  • Fiduciary duty
  • Duty of honest performance/good faith
  • Laches
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Civil procedure 2020 BCCA 179

0742848 B.C. Ltd. v. 426008 B.C. Ltd.

Appeal dismissed on a s. 9(6) review. The court upheld refusal to extend time to appeal and found no reasonable apprehension of bias from a former partnership.

  • Extension of time
  • Strike under rule 9-5
  • Dismissal under rule 9-6
  • Duty of care in foreclosure
  • Civil conspiracy
  • Trespass
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Property 2020 BCSC 641

Dhillon v. Robertson

The court held the 2009 transfer of the Abbotsford property was a bona fide sale, not a trust arrangement or disguised mortgage, and awarded the foreclosure surplus and arrears to the defendants.

  • Constructive trust
  • Buy-back agreement/option to repurchase
  • Disguised mortgage
  • Foreclosure surplus proceeds
  • Use and occupation/rent arrears
  • Issue estoppel/res judicata
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Contract law 2015 NSCA 73

Brekka v. 1012525 P.E.I. Inc.

On the facts the Court upheld the motions judges: there was no binding oral settlement and the appellant failed to prove part performance because her acts were not unequivocally referable to the alleged agreement, so s.7(d) Statute of Frauds barred enforcement; further, an unregistered corporation carrying on business in Nova Scotia cannot commence or maintain proceedings connected to that business under s.17(1) of the Corporations Registration Act, and the motions judge properly remedied the defect by adding the assignor as plaintiff and ratifying the Sheriff’s sales rather than quashing pro…

  • Part performance
  • Enforcement of alleged settlement
  • Foreclosure sale confirmation
  • Corporate registration requirement
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Costs
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Estate law 2011 BCSC 223

Estate of Myrtle Evertt Peterson, Re:

Passing of accounts in an estate matter: the Registrar approved most entries, added a CPP death benefit, disallowed unproven loans, and allowed repairs, legal fees, and executor remuneration.

  • Executor remuneration
  • Accounting of estate assets and liabilities
  • Wills act s.11 witness disqualification
  • Cpp death benefit
  • Loans between family and corporate entities
  • Reimbursement for repairs to estate property
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