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The court held the defendant owed the plaintiff C$396,115.20 in debt, but rejected claims to an interest in the property and denied prejudgment interest.
Summary trial over a common law relationship: the court found the Penticton home was held partly in trust for the claimant, but dismissed assault, pension and constructive trust claims.
Post-trial costs ruling in a family law case. The respondent was found substantially successful, costs were awarded, and double costs were refused.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal upheld an order striking a defendant's pleadings for failing to pay costs ordered on a prior application.
The court varied a registrar’s payment order on a post-bankruptcy assault judgment, increasing monthly payments from $100 to $400 and granting costs.
The court exercised its discretion under Rule 63 to award lump-sum costs because the general damages claim was consolidated with family proceedings and Scale 1 or 2 were inappropriate; awarded petitioner $2,500 as a substantial contribution for proven assault damages of $4,000, awarded respondent $2,000 for success on matrimonial issues, declined to award interlocutory costs where Chambers judges had declined them, and directed that each party bear their own disbursements, resulting in a net payment of $500 by respondent to petitioner.
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The court dismissed Thind’s oppression and unfair prejudice petition on the interlocutory record, dismissed Bluebird’s injunction request, and sent the matter to trial.
Trial judgment in a divorce proceeding addressing assault damages, family property division, spousal support, and costs between former spouses.
The court refused to enforce a settlement reached under Rule 37, finding the defendant accepted the offers under a unilateral mistake about a material term.
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