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The Supreme Court held that Domtar’s boiler superheater had a latent defect, upheld ABB’s liability, and rejected the insurer subrogation deduction.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that leases with options to purchase at fair market value fell within Nova Scotia’s Conditional Sales Act and had to be registered.
The Supreme Court of Canada allowed the appeal in a hidden-defects sale dispute, restored the trial judgment, and reduced interest from 8% to 5%.
The Supreme Court held that a manufacturer can be liable to a sub-purchaser for latent defects in a new vehicle, and that no-warranty clauses cannot defeat the statutory warranty.
The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal about whether a seller’s letter preserved a contractor’s privilege after cancellation of a sale under a resolutory clause.
La Cour suprême rejette l’appel et confirme que la participation du vendeur aux travaux et son endossement d’un billet à ordre n’emportent pas renonciation tacite à faire radier le privilège de l’entrepreneur.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a repossession carried out after an amendment to the statute had to comply with the new procedure, and upheld the purchaser’s statutory remedies.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that Saskatchewan’s chattel-mortgage statute did not bar an assignee from enforcing the seller’s recourse undertaking after purchaser default.
The Supreme Court of Canada allowed the appeal, finding the respondents had knowingly participated in fraudulent feed adulteration and could not recover damages arising from it.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that canned vegetables paid for in advance but not identified before liquidation did not pass in ownership to the buyer.
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