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The Supreme Court of Canada held that the lien period ran from completion of all contractual work, not temporary operational use, and sent the case back for trial.
Appeal over a land-sale dispute allowed and a new trial ordered because the jury was misdirected on fraudulent misrepresentation.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a mechanics’ lien filing period began only when the contractor could sue for the full contract price, and allowed the appeal.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that no binding contract arose from the telegrams, because the parties never agreed on several material terms.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Royal Electric Company’s appeal, holding the plant had not been satisfactorily completed as required before payment became due.
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