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Family law 2025 BCSC 2308

S.K.B. v. J.S.B.

The court varied an interim parenting order to reflect equal shared parenting, ordered a s. 211 report about A.B., refused exclusive occupancy, and dismissed retroactive child support.

  • Section 211 report
  • Interim variation of orders
  • Exclusive occupancy
  • Retroactive child support
  • Admissibility of affidavit/hearsay
  • Best interests of the child
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Family law 2008 BCSC 1895

Vargas v. Berryman

The court dismissed a father's application to set aside an access pickup schedule, finding his claimed work change insufficient and requiring compliance with the existing order.

  • Access schedule
  • Variation/set‑aside of order
  • Compliance with court orders
  • Admissibility of affidavit/hearsay
  • Allocation of judicial responsibility (seized/not seized)
  • Family-law
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Bankruptcy and insolvency 2004 BCSC 1478

Bankruptcy of Smith, Smith & 541180 B.C. Ltd.

The court granted a receiving order against 541180 British Columbia Ltd. but dismissed the petitions against Kirsten and Austin Smith, finding only the company’s transfers sufficiently concerning.

  • Receiving order
  • Act of bankruptcy
  • Fraudulent/avoidance transfers
  • Preferential transfer
  • Admissibility of affidavit/hearsay
  • Statute of limitations
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Tort 2001 NSSC 81

Sable Offshore Energy Inc. v. Labourers' International Union of North America, Local 1115

The court found a strong prima facie case that the protestors' conduct amounted to intimidation and inducing breach of contract, that such conduct caused or would cause irreparable harm which damages could not adequately remedy, and that the balance of convenience favoured the applicant and intervenor; accordingly an interlocutory injunction prohibiting picketing/protesting and enforcing access was granted.

  • Interlocutory injunction
  • Private nuisance
  • Inducing breach of contract
  • Intimidation
  • Picketing
  • Balance of convenience
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Criminal law 1999 BCCA 524

R. v. Bradbury

The Court of Appeal for British Columbia dismissed Bradbury’s leave application, finding no question of law and no basis to say the trial was unfair.

  • Breach of recognizance
  • Leave to appeal
  • Adjournment
  • Admissibility of affidavit/hearsay
  • Fair trial
  • Trial judge discretion
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