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Family law 2025 BCSC 1737

A.B.C. v. D.E.F.

Family law trial on property division, support, and parenting. The court ordered sale of the former family home, set support and security orders, and deferred business-trust division.

  • Division of family property
  • Family debt allocation
  • Compensating payments
  • Adverse inference for non-disclosure
  • Imputation of income
  • Shareholder loans and non-taxable benefits
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Civil procedure 2023 BCSC 2295

Yinghe Investement (Canada) v. CCM Investment Ltd.

The court set aside an ex parte prejudgment garnishing order, finding inadequate disclosure, an arguable set-off in CCM’s favour, and that garnishment was unnecessary.

  • Prejudgment garnishment
  • Ex parte disclosure
  • Liquidated debt
  • Set-off/counterclaim
  • Court order enforcement act s.3 and s.5
  • Full and frank disclosure
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Civil procedure 2023 BCSC 1687

Getz v. Getz

The court extended a limited preservation order over 110 Sandon Holdings Ltd. shares, rejecting claims of material non-disclosure on the ex parte application.

  • Property preservation order
  • Ex parte disclosure
  • Undue influence
  • Misrepresentation
  • Balance of convenience
  • Mareva injunction distinction
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Civil litigation 2022 ONCA 301

Ntakos Estate v. Ntakos

The motion judge did not err: the 2019 proceedings merely relitigated claims previously raised or settled in the 2006 Action, the releases signed were broad and untainted by credible evidence of fraud, the claims were statute barred under applicable limitation provisions, and Fogler Rubinoff LLP owed no duty of care to the appellants because it represented only Gus; accordingly summary judgment and dismissal were appropriate and the appeals fail.

  • Summary judgment
  • Abuse of process
  • Release and settlement
  • Fraud and fraudulent concealment
  • Res judicata/relitigation
  • Limitation statutes
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Arbitration law 2022 BCSC 924

Liang v. Barnard

The court dismissed a stay application because the defendants filed a substantive response before seeking arbitration under s. 7 of the Arbitration Act.

  • Stay of proceedings
  • Arbitration clause enforcement
  • Territorial competence
  • Security for costs
  • Shareholders' agreement
  • Arbitration
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Real property 2021 BCSC 1779

Nouhi v. Pourtaghi

The court cancelled CPLs on three properties, allowed amended replies to notices to admit, and ordered a Rule 7-1 response to document demands.

  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Land title act ss.256-257
  • Notice to admit (rule 7-7)
  • Document production (rule 7-1)
  • Constructive trust
  • Undertaking/security
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Civil procedure 2021 NSCA 14

Weaver v. Bryson

The motion judge did not err in finding genuine issues of material fact regarding duress and related matters; those disputes properly precluded summary judgment and must be resolved at trial, therefore the Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal and awarded costs to the respondents.

  • Summary judgment
  • Duress
  • Release
  • Fiduciary duty
  • Oppression
  • Costs
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Civil procedure 2017 BCSC 1037

Genesis Fertility Centre Inc. v. Yuzpe

Appeal from refusal to add two proposed defendants succeeded; the court found the Master was clearly wrong and ordered the amendment and joinder.

  • Joinder of parties
  • Vicarious liability
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Breach of employment contract
  • Limitation and delay
  • Proportionality
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Arbitration 2016 ONCA 744

Haas v. Gunasekaram

The arbitration clause in the shareholders' agreement is broad and the claims pleaded by Haas are, in large part, referable to the interpretation, implementation and performance of that agreement; the motion judge erred by excluding tort and fraud claims from arbitration and failing to apply the pro-arbitration jurisprudence (including competence-competence and s.17); accordingly the court must stay the action in favour of arbitration as to defendants Gunam and Feng; the arbitration clause is not inoperable or invalid on the facts and multiplicity concerns do not outweigh the policy favoring…

  • Stay of proceedings
  • Competence-competence
  • Scope of arbitration clause
  • Fraudulent misrepresentation
  • Oppression remedy
  • Arbitrability
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Family law 2011 NSSC 419

Jon v. Jon

Because the respondent controlled the corporate entities, failed to provide required corporate and business financial disclosure, and the evidence established diversion or withholding of funds (including significant BC deposits and shareholder transfers undertaken without the applicant's knowledge), the court drew an adverse inference and imputed the respondent's annual income at $151,000 under the Federal Child Support Guidelines (s.18/19). The court reserved property division under the Matrimonial Property Act due to inadequate disclosure but ordered disclosure, granted the divorce, set chi…

  • Imputing income
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Division of business assets
  • Custody and access
  • Extraordinary expenses (private school)
  • Share transfers and non‑arm's length transactions
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