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Competition/antitrust 2025 BCSC 1870

Bui v. Cargill, Incorporated

The court certified a proposed beef price-fixing class action, rejected a pure upstream s. 45 theory, and ordered production of US investigative materials before finishing certification.

  • Certification under cpa s.4(1)
  • Section 45 competition act (scope)
  • Upstream vs downstream conspiracy
  • Predominant purpose and unlawful means conspiracy
  • Economic modelling of class-wide damages
  • Production of foreign investigative materials (cids, subpoenas)
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Family law 2025 BCSC 1165

Kennedy v. Kennedy

The court struck conspiracy allegations about child and spousal support, but allowed the property-division conspiracy claim to proceed under the Family Law Act.

  • Conspiracy tort
  • Child support calculation
  • Spousal support
  • Property division
  • Strike pleadings
  • Amendment of pleadings
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Family law 2024 BCSC 1226

Bordignon v. Bordignon

Family property and parenting dispute: separation fixed at July 7, 2020, shared parenting continued, Pumping was reapportioned, and conspiracy claims were dismissed.

  • Parenting/time sharing
  • Valuation of closely held company
  • Reapportionment under s.95 fla
  • Selection of valuation date s.87 fla
  • Excluded property s.96 fla
  • Adverse inference/non‑disclosure
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Securities law 2023 BCSC 1321

Tietz v. BridgeMark Financial Corp.

The court granted leave to add proposed plaintiffs and defendants and to amend the amended notice of civil claim in a proposed class proceeding about alleged fraudulent private placements.

  • Private placements
  • Consulting agreements
  • Prospectus exemptions (ni 45-106 s.2.24)
  • Adding parties under rule 6-2(7)(c)
  • Limitation defence
  • Prejudice assessment
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Civil procedure 2022 BCCA 269

Gadsby v. British Columbia (Attorney General)

Application to vary or set aside chambers orders dismissed. The Court of Appeal found no basis to interfere with the refusal to reinstate the appeal or the costs order.

  • Reinstatement/reactivation of appeal
  • Abuse of process
  • Delay and diligence
  • Review of chambers decisions
  • Costs awards
  • Self-represented litigant
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Class actions 2019 BCSC 1851

Pearce v. 4 Pillars Consulting Group Inc.

La Cour suprême de la Colombie-Britannique a certifié deux recours collectifs liés à des services de restructuration de dette, après avoir rejeté les demandes de radiation et de jugement sommaire.

  • Bpcpa debt repayment agent definition and enforcement
  • Debt collection and repayment regulation compliance
  • Bia consumer proposal provisions and offences
  • Unconscionability under bpcpa s.8
  • Unjust enrichment and restitution
  • Conspiracy (unlawful means)
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Contract 2019 BCCA 227

Silverhill Homes Ltd. v. Borowski

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal seeking rescission of share purchase agreements, holding the trial judge’s credibility findings were not unreasonable.

  • Rescission
  • Duress/coercion
  • Credibility assessment
  • Standard of appellate review
  • Costs
  • Duress
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Contract law 2019 ONCA 262

Vandenberg v. Wilken

The appeal was allowed because the motion judge erred in granting partial summary judgment without considering the risk of duplicative or inconsistent findings and without ensuring the issues were readily bifurcable; credibility issues, including alleged disability, required oral evidence and a trial, therefore the partial summary judgment was set aside.

  • Unconscionability
  • Non est factum
  • Specific performance
  • Partial summary judgment
  • Credibility findings
  • Third party claims
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Civil 2017 BCCA 419

Price v. Robson

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal a special costs order against Sabrina and Katrina Robson, finding no arguable basis to interfere with the trial judge’s discretion.

  • Special costs
  • Leave to appeal
  • Security for costs
  • Apportionment of costs
  • Misconduct in litigation
  • Joint and several liability
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Competition law 2016 BCSC 217

Green v. Tecumseh Products of Canada Limited

The court certified a British Columbia class action for settlement purposes and approved settlements, distribution protocol, notice, claims administration, and class counsel fees.

  • Price fixing
  • Settlement approval
  • Certification for settlement purposes
  • Distribution of settlement fund
  • Class counsel fees
  • Notice program
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