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Appeal from a family law trial dismissed. The court found no procedural unfairness, rejected fresh evidence, and upheld the rejection of excluded property claims.
The court granted an interlocutory injunction against picketers blocking access to Pacific Coast Terminals and also approved enforcement clauses after finding special circumstances.
The court found the children were wrongfully retained in Canada and ordered their return to Germany under the Hague Convention, rejecting consent and grave-risk defenses.
The court enforced earlier parenting and counselling orders, kept child support at $1,457 monthly pending tax disclosure, released a $20,000 holdback, and quantified s. 7 expenses.
The court dismissed a motion to vacate an interim injunction, struck inadmissible affidavit material, and granted an interlocutory injunction and enforcement provisions against road blockades.
La Cour suprême de la Colombie-Britannique a accordé une injonction interlocutoire à Marine Harvest pour empêcher l’occupation et l’entrave à son site aquacole de Midsummer.
The court granted Cermaq an interlocutory injunction against repeated interference with its Broughton Archipelago fish farms, including boarding, circling, and biosecurity breaches.
Family law trial on guardianship, relocation, support and property. The court denied the mother's request to move the child to Montréal and ordered shared parenting.
The court granted AJB an interlocutory injunction against a logging blockade, finding irreparable harm and that the balance of convenience favored access to the land.
The arrears payments received in 2005, 2006 and 2007 were payable under the 1988 pre-May 1997 child support order; subsequent enforcement or consent orders altered timing/installments but did not vary the substantive child support amount or create a new commencement day after April 1997; therefore the amounts were receivable before the commencement day and must be included in the Appellant's income under s.56(1)(b); enforcement fees and omitted judgment interest do not convert into periodic support amounts for tax purposes.
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