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Contract 2025 BCSC 1356

Nunn v. Mosley

The court dismissed the defendant’s application to rescind a settlement agreement, finding no duress and no fundamental breach of the non-disparagement term.

  • Settlement agreement
  • Rescission
  • Duress (economic)
  • Non-disparagement clause
  • Certificate of pending litigation (cpl)
  • Enforcement of settlements
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Civil procedure 2022 ONCA 731

Performance Analytics v. McNeely

The motion judge correctly applied the governing test and reasonably found the settlement with Antonello did not materially change the litigation landscape; his mixed fact-and-law determination was entitled to deference, so the appeal dismissing the stay was properly decided.

  • Settlement disclosure
  • Change in litigation landscape
  • Affidavit of documents
  • Non-disparagement clause
  • Stay for abuse of process
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Contract law 2020 BCSC 1233

Wannan v. Hutchison

The court found a binding settlement existed, but refused to enforce it because plaintiff’s counsel accepted under a prompt, material misapprehension about the release.

  • Settlement agreements
  • Offer and acceptance
  • Solicitor authority
  • Mistake/misapprehension
  • Non-disparagement clause
  • Enforcement of settlements
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Contract law 2018 BCSC 438

Salager v. Dye & Durham Corporation

The court found a breach of a settlement agreement’s best-efforts and non-disparagement terms, and held that a BIV letter was defamatory and motivated by malice.

  • Settlement agreement breach
  • Non-disparagement clause
  • Best efforts covenant
  • Voluntary disclosure program
  • Qualified privilege
  • Malice in defamation
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