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The Court of Appeal remitted the valuation-date issue in a shareholder buy-out dispute, finding the trial reasons inadequate. The management-fees issue remains outstanding.
The Court of Appeal allowed Harjit Kaur’s appeal, set aside the family home order as it applied to her, and remitted the property claim for fresh adjudication.
The appeal from a traffic conviction was dismissed. The court held that a police officer completing notes after a stop was acting in the discharge of duties, so the vehicle was an official vehicle.
The British Columbia Supreme Court dismissed Patrick David Nicol’s appeal from convictions for failing to file tax returns. It held the filing deadline was not extended and due diligence was not made out.
Appeal from a drunk-driving conviction dismissed. The court held the trial reasons adequately addressed when the officer formed reasonable suspicion for a breath demand.
The court held that brief trial reasons were sufficient for appellate review and dismissed the conviction appeal, affirming counts 2 and 3 while leaving the count 1 acquittal intact.
Appeal from a conviction for breach of a peace bond under s. 811. The court found the trial reasons inadequate and ordered a new trial.
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