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Secured transactions 2025 BCSC 2142

Summit Leasing Corporation v. Rutledge

The court held the collateral was not shown to be consumer goods under the PPSA, so s. 67 did not limit Summit’s remedies. Falco’s corporate ownership also took one asset outside s. 67.

  • Ppsa s.67 seize-or-sue limitation
  • Classification of goods (consumer goods vs equipment)
  • Burden of proof on classification
  • Registration of security interest
  • Declaratory relief re security rights
  • Ppsa-s-67
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Contract 2023 ONCA 631

Grasshopper Solar Corporation v. Palmer

Liability under the motion judge's summary judgment is upheld: appellants breached the lease by purporting to terminate and redirecting LDC payments. The motion judge erred in imposing a buy-out remedy derived from subsequent contracts not agreed by these parties; damages are limited to restitution of the revenues wrongfully diverted ($30,700.68) with prejudgment and postjudgment interest as determined below. The solar equipment is treated as abandoned by Grasshopper and may be removed or used by the appellants at their expense; Grasshopper must remove title encumbrances. The appeal is allowe…

  • Lease interpretation
  • Termination clause
  • Conversion
  • Damages calculation
  • Registration of security interest
  • Extension of time
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Property law 2006 BCSC 1416

Pippet et al v. Absolute Bailiffs Inc.

The court found Absolute Bailiffs had no valid security interest and held the 2004 seizure of the Lincoln was conversion, awarding nominal damages and rental-car costs.

  • Conversion
  • Distress under rent distress act
  • Registration of security interest
  • Consideration and enforceability of agreements
  • Limitation period
  • Trespass to goods
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Secured transactions 2000 BCSC 1333

United Homes v. Bavarian Gallery

The court held the written general security agreement covered Bavarian Gallery’s chattels and fixtures, but not inventory proved to belong to Shanrock Investments Ltd.

  • General security agreement
  • Parol evidence/collateral contract
  • Piercing corporate veil
  • Ownership of inventory
  • Registration of security interest
  • Secured-transactions
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