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The court dismissed a quia timet interlocutory injunction seeking to stop a racetrack rodent abatement closure, finding no strong prima facie contract right or imminent irreparable harm.
The court found partial liability for conversion and defamation in a business dispute over social media accounts, employment duties and online statements.
Summary trial granted in a bitcoin sale dispute. The court found a contract for 50 BTC, held the defendant breached by non-payment, and awarded the contract price plus interest and costs.
The court held that neither side was substantially successful on costs after the trial, but awarded special costs to the plaintiff for steps caused by misconduct attempting to influence witnesses.
The court found the former bookkeeper liable for misappropriating employer funds and her husband liable for knowing receipt of part of the money.
Supplementary reasons in a long-running partnership dispute: the court quantified secret profits, unbilled work-in-progress, conversion damages, and punitive damages.
The court dismissed a daughter’s claims to a property, a line of credit dispute, and a vehicle, finding no proven trust, conversion, or loss.
Leave to appeal the costs decisions was refused because the trial judge properly exercised his discretion; however Zesta was entitled to pre-judgment interest on the damages award against Christie and his company from the date of conversion at the rate of 4%, and Zesta was awarded modest appellate costs of $5,000 inclusive.
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Trial judgment on a share purchase dispute. The court found several breaches of warranty and conversion-related claims, awarded damages, and allowed a small counterclaim.
The court dismissed an application to strike a later fraud and conversion claim, holding the earlier foreclosure trial addressed only mortgage enforceability, not conversion.
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