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The court dismissed Bank of Montreal’s summary trial application over disputed personal guarantees, holding that conflicting affidavit evidence and credibility issues required a full trial.
The motion judge correctly applied the law on discoverability and summary judgment, found genuine issues of material fact about when Thompson discovered his claims (including reliance on the advisor and lack of expert advice until 2018), and therefore summary dismissal was inappropriate; the Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal and awarded costs to the respondents.
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On summary trial, the court dismissed Ashley Gesner’s claim against Coast Capital, finding no proven breach, causation, or recoverable loss.
The court excluded proposed expert opinion evidence from Mr. L. Bates, finding his published statements and social media posts showed partisan bias and a lack of impartiality.
The Supreme Court dismissed the insurer’s appeal in a phishing-related EFT loss dispute, holding the loss was covered and costs were awarded to the respondents.
The Court allowed amendment of a defence alleging fraudulent misrepresentation, rejected Rule 9-6 dismissal of that defence, and set aside a broad discovery order as premature.
Summary trial on whether fees, a forfeited deposit, and expenses counted as “interest” under Criminal Code s. 347. The court dismissed the usury claim.
The court held Mastercard sales slips were not “securities” under the bond, so the plaintiff’s insurance claim for credit card fraud was dismissed.
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