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Family law 2025 BCSC 1728

C.S.K. v. P.K.

The court granted divorce, parenting, support, property, and tort relief, reassigned the family home 75/25 to the respondent, and awarded damages for battery.

  • Division of family property
  • Spousal support
  • Child support
  • Battery (tort)
  • Unjust enrichment/constructive trust
  • Imputation of income
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Equity and trusts 2025 BCSC 1582

Blumenschein v. Seel

The court refused summary dismissal and a vexatious-litigant order, finding triable issues about trust, partnership, fiduciary duty, and oppression claims.

  • Express trust
  • Constructive/implied trust
  • Fiduciary duty
  • Oppression remedy
  • Partnership
  • Summary judgment (rule 9-6)
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Family law 2023 NSCA 19

Wintrup v. Adams

The Court dismissed the appeals because the trial judge applied correct legal principles and his discretionary factual findings (credibility, classification of assets, unequal division under s.13 of the Matrimonial Property Act due to the appellant's surreptitious withdrawal of $200,000, denial of spousal support given the short non-integrated marriage and appellant's financial independence, and approval of remote testimony under the Rules and inherent jurisdiction in pandemic conditions) were entitled to deference; unjust enrichment claims were unnecessary where the Act governed, valuation w…

  • Unequal division of matrimonial property
  • Spousal support (compensatory and non-compensatory)
  • Unjust enrichment/constructive trust
  • Trial testimony by video-conference
  • Costs awards
  • Asset valuation
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Civil procedure 2015 BCSC 1594

311165 BC Ltd. v. Derewenko

The court dismissed an appeal from a master’s refusal to allow further amendment of pleadings, finding the proposed notice of civil claim was prolix and contrary to the Civil Rules.

  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Notice of civil claim requirements
  • Rule 3-1 and rule 3-7 compliance
  • Standard of review for masters
  • Unjust enrichment/constructive trust
  • Allegation of bias
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