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Trusts 2025 BCSC 154

Yang v. Lu

The court dismissed a Rule 9-5/9-6 application to strike or summarily dismiss remaining trust and oppression claims, and ordered a clarified fifth amended notice of civil claim.

  • Breach of trust
  • Constructive trustee liability
  • Oppression remedy
  • Summary judgment (rule 9-6)
  • Pleadings and striking (rule 9-5)
  • Directors' liability
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Trusts 2021 ONCA 38

Carroll v. Toronto-Dominion Bank

The inherent jurisdiction to supervise trusts does not obviate standing requirements; private interest standing is required in private trust disputes, and the appellant lacked a personal legal interest or pleaded facts (including any basis for constructive trustee liability) to establish standing, so dismissal under Rule 21.01 was correct.

  • Standing
  • Inherent jurisdiction to supervise trusts
  • Passing of accounts
  • Rule 21.01 dismissal for no reasonable cause of action
  • Constructive trustee liability
  • Private interest standing
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Trusts C24822

Botterill v. Schuringa

The Court concluded there was ample evidence of a trust arrangement and that the appellant, as directing mind, transferred trust monies into the general account while contemplating bankruptcy, obtaining a substantial personal benefit and thereby knowingly exposing the respondent to risk; consequently the appellant is personally liable as a constructive trustee (citing Re Air Canada).

  • Constructive trustee liability
  • Directing mind doctrine
  • Breach of trust
  • Trust claimant status
  • Transfer of trust funds
  • Personal liability of corporate officer
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