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Civil procedure 2026 BCCA 34

Wu v. Murray

The appellant failed to establish a compelling reason to depart from the established practice that appellants pay costs of an abandoned appeal because the purported settlement was inconsistent with the appellant's subsequent conduct advancing the appeal; accordingly the respondents are entitled to the costs of the appeal as assessed by the Registrar.

  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Caveat
  • Abandoned appeal
  • Settlement agreement
  • Abuse of process
  • Costs entitlement
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Property law 2026 BCSC 112

GC Capital Inc. v. Westfield Business Centre Ltd.

En una apelación sobre la negativa de registrar un caveat, la Corte ordenó rehacer el recurso desde cero tras constatar defectos de servicio y de procedimiento.

  • Caveat
  • Appeal from land titles registrar
  • Service of process
  • Registration of instruments
  • Order approving sale
  • Remedies to cancel registered title
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Real property 2025 BCSC 1872

Wu v. Murray

The court dismissed Ms. Wu’s claim on summary trial, finding no genuine factual dispute and no basis to question the defendants’ good faith.

  • Specific performance
  • Damages
  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Caveat
  • Summary trial
  • Abuse of process
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Civil procedure 2025 BCSC 782

Wilson v. Koch

On a costs application after discontinuance, the court refused special costs but awarded increased costs on Scale B with a 1.5 multiplier.

  • Discontinuance
  • Special costs
  • Increased costs (uplift)
  • Specific performance
  • Power of attorney
  • Capacity
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Property law 2023 BCSC 1111

Roberts v. Kassam

The court ordered registration of a Form A transfer filed before later caveats and CPLs, discharged the caveats, and rejected equitable fraud and trial-list objections.

  • Torrens system
  • Caveat
  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Priority of title
  • Discharge of caveat
  • Registration of transfer
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Real property 2023 BCSC 549

Wilson v. Koch

The court refused to decide a specific performance dispute summarily under Rule 9-7 because credibility conflicts and disputed authority required a conventional trial.

  • Specific performance
  • Summary trial (rule 9-7)
  • Fiduciary duty / undue influence
  • Power of attorney
  • Joint tenancy
  • Caveat
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Property law 2021 BCSC 715

1122792 B.C. Ltd. v. 1230310 B.C. Ltd.

The court held that an application to register transfer of title filed before a caveat had priority, discharged the caveat, and directed registration to proceed.

  • Caveat
  • Certificate of pending litigation
  • Priority of interests
  • Discharge of caveat
  • Specific performance allegations
  • Fraudulent conveyance allegation
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Property law 2019 BCSC 2197

Yi Teng Investment Inc. v. Keltic (Brighouse) Development Ltd.

The court struck the existing amended notice of civil claim, stayed the action, dismissed the original amendment application, and allowed further amendment efforts on different materials.

  • Specific performance
  • Certificate of pending litigation (cpl)
  • Subdivision
  • Land title act s.73 and s.215
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Abuse of process
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Property law 2019 BCSC 1551

Singh v. Sidhu

Competing real estate contracts led to specific performance for Singh and Ghuman, dismissal of third-party claims, and damages to be assessed in Sran’s action.

  • Specific performance
  • Certificate of pending litigation (cpl)
  • Priority of interests
  • Land title act ss.20,22,31
  • Fiduciary duty
  • Negligence
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Property law 2019 BCSC 1433

Bertolami v. Money Family Projects Ltd.

The court found no enforceable contract for the Harris Road easement, but granted registerable easements for both routes on proprietary estoppel.

  • Easement
  • Proprietary estoppel
  • Contract formation
  • Caveat
  • Costs
  • Registration of interests
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