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Property law 2025 BCSC 2709

Bower v. Sutter

The court dismissed breach of contract claims, ordered a sale of jointly owned property to Mr. Sutter, and set a valuation process under the Partition of Property Act.

  • Partition of property
  • Sale of property
  • Valuation
  • Breach of contract
  • Options to purchase
  • Costs
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Real property 2024 BCSC 1698

Dhaliwal v. Legendary Developments (Fraser Heights) Ltd.

The court dismissed a claim that a seller’s lawyer wrongfully released buyers’ deposits. It found no trust arose, no duty to inquire was triggered, and no negligence or fiduciary breach was proven.

  • Deposit in trust
  • Duty of care to non-client
  • Release of deposits
  • Options to purchase
  • Contractual interpretation
  • Causation and costs
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Property law 2011 BCSC 1383

062478 B.C. Ltd. v. Wallace

The court cancelled a certificate of pending litigation over Smith Street properties, conditional on the defendants posting $750,000 security.

  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Specific performance
  • Constructive/trust claims
  • Security for cpl
  • Damages
  • Options to purchase
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Contract law 2008 NSCA 2

AMCI Export Corporation v. Nova Scotia Power Inc.

The judge erred in granting summary judgment for Q2 because there was no conclusive admissible evidence that NSPI gave the written notice required by the contract, creating a genuine issue for trial; conversely the judge erred in refusing summary judgment for Q3 and Q4 because the undisputed contract terms and discovery evidence showed AMCI had the ability to source or deliver via other ports and made no adequate efforts to do so, so force majeure did not apply and summary judgment for NSPI on 200,000 tonnes for Q3 and Q4 was warranted.

  • Summary judgment
  • Force majeure
  • Estoppel
  • Contract interpretation
  • Options to purchase
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Real property 2003 BCSC 1770

654973 B.C. Ltd. v 621437 B.C. Ltd.

The court required the plaintiff to give an undertaking and post security to support a CPL, setting initial security at $50,000 plus monthly increases.

  • Specific performance
  • Relief from forfeiture
  • Certificate of pending litigation (lis pendens)
  • Security for undertaking
  • Options to purchase
  • Undertaking and security under land title act
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