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The court dismissed a bankruptcy application to lift the automatic stay, finding the proposed claims against Ping Hui Lu were barred by res judicata or merger.
The court dismissed the plaintiffs’ WESA leave application and their request to pass over or remove the executrix, finding only speculation of misappropriation and no basis for removal.
The court enforced two family trust arrangements, found breaches of trust and unjust enrichment, rejected misrepresentation and illegality defenses, and awarded damages, punitive damages, and special costs.
Two sisters were granted leave under WESA s. 151 to continue an estate action challenging transfers of a condo and bank assets to their brother.
Courts of Appeal dealt with executor removal and leave under WESA s. 151. Leave to sue was granted in part, while removal of the executor was refused.
The court dismissed a post-trial application for double costs, finding the settlement offer was not unreasonable to reject and that double costs would be too punitive.
The court held Tracey Davidson was not Larry Jones’s common law spouse, revoked her letters of administration, and granted the estate administration to Eric Jones.
Trial reasons in a long-running Mayer family business dispute over trust claims, corporate ownership, rents, promissory notes, oppression, and related accounting issues.
The court applied SCCR 7-1’s two-tier disclosure rules, ordering limited additional production but refusing most broad financial and banking requests as disproportionate.
The court set aside a 2001 transfer and declaration of trust for undue influence, held the assets belonged to the estate, and enforced Max’s purchase right.
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