Palkovics v. Barta, re. order declared contract breach due to defaults and that the respondent was accordingly entitled to vacant possession of the subject property and entitled to retain the $400,000 deposit COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Fontaine v. The Attorney General of Canada, re. national settlement for class actions for Indian Residential Schools; Requests for Direction concerning Lac La Biche, St. Augustine and Coqualeetza schools

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Globalnet Management Solutions v. Aviva Insurance Company, claim in contract and negligence for damages due to water ingress and concrete foundation damage said to arise out of negligent design or construction of a home in Barriere, Linwood Homes Ltd.

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Felty v. Ernst & Young LLP, sues Ernst & Young LLP (“EY”) and its employee Irene Jacob (“Jacob”) for negligence in the US tax advice they provided to her in 2005 on the proposed transfer of ten shares imposition on her of US taxes in the amount of US$544,

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Toth v. British Columbia (Superintendent of Motor Vehicles), dui case; form of Report submitted had been repealed in October 2010 and not subsequently re-established

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R. v. Bui, production of marijuana. The offence occurred in Saskatchewan, and the charge was waived to BC COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Abdoh v. Owners of Strata Plan KAS 2003, seek order that the Strata Corporation, to prevent owners, occupiers, tenants and visitors of the commercial strata lots from possessing, occupying, or otherwise using the parking area

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R. v. Adams, Reasons for Judgment (Re Stay of Proceedings Application) conspiracy to commit murder, counselling the commission of murder, and possessing and transferring prohibited and restricted firearms

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Sateri (Shanghai) Management Limited v. Vinall, plaintiffs allege Vinall breached employment duties by entering into partnership with Fortress Cellulose to launch competing business in Quebec and divulging confidential and proprietary information.

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accused were detected at night in a berry field near the Canada-U.S. border by a police helicopter; approximately 40 kilograms of cocaine.

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Wright v. Yen, action involves a dispute about an infestation of rats in a house they rented

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Gold Bullion Development Corp. v. Stockhouse Publishing Ltd., respondent seeking the IP address of the three individuals who posted certain comments on Stockhouse Publishing boards in connection with the petitioner’s company

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Stehlik v. British Columbia (Public Safety), claims were made pursuant to the Criminal Injury Compensation Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 85 (“CICA”), and its successor statute, the Crime Victim Assistance Act,

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Scott v. British Columbia (Superintendent of Motor Vehicles), report provided by Constable Reynolds, who imposed the prohibition, and the evidence provided to the adjudicator on Ms. Scott’s behalf diverge very sharply CORRECTED JUDGMENT

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Middelaer v. Delta (Corporation), re. summary disposition request; Delta is a defendant in actions which from a mva by Carol Ann Berner killed Alexa Middelaer COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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R. v. Grey, Appeal from a conviction for the robbery of a truck stop. The appellant was found guilty as a party COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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White v. Craigon, personal injuries suffered by her in a motor vehicle accident that occurred on December 4, 2009, on a bright sunny day in Courtenay, British Columbia

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Sefton v. Doppelmayr CTEC Ltd., passenger in a gondola cabin when a tower supporting the cable to which the cabin was attached collapsed

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R. v. Verma, two counts of uttering threats; Application for legal aid was refused by the Legal Services Society

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Teal Cedar Products Ltd. v. British Columbia (Ministry of Forests), Teal and the Province could not agree on whether the $4 million paid to Teal by the Province represented the full amount of compensation payable

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Smeland v. Montgomery, re. appeal of arbitration ruling holding that an offer under the buy-sell clause must be taken to include a release of the offeror’s personal guarantee of a corporation debt.

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Jurisevic v. Rideout, plaintiff, who represents himself, has been in 12 road accidents between 1996 and 2012. In the first three of these accidents he was driving a car. In the following nine accidents he was riding a bicycle

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R. v. Bell, at West Kelowna, he did, by criminal negligence while street racing, cause the death of Steven Ewert,

 

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R. v. Van Kessel Estate, large scale commercial operation growing marihuana; not all the property was dedicated to grow op, leading to finding that full forfeiture was disproportionate COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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R. v. Walthers, has pleaded guilty to two drug trafficking offences; namely, that on October 27, 2010, at or near Hope, he unlawfully possessed cocaine for the purposes of trafficking,

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Escobedo v. Leon, example of what often happens when inexperienced investors enter the frenzy of boom-time real estate markets at the wrong time. The market crashes, their investment is lost and they look for someone else to blame.

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R. v. Arthur, Oral Ruling on Voir Dire #2; charged with possession of proceeds of crime and possession of cocaine for the purpose

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Gichuru v. York, claimed that bass sounds coming from the cafe interfered with his sleep COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

 

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R. v. McKay, one count of assault causing bodily harm and one count of pointing a firearm, whether loaded or unloaded, at another person

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Gichuru v. York, claimed that bass sounds coming from the cafe interfered with his sleep COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

 

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Smith v. 0878841 B.C. Ltd., application for an order nisi of foreclosure are: PID: 008-349-843, Lot 1, District Lot 486, Kootenay District, Plan 5563, and PID: 011-254-963, Lot 1, District Lot 486, Kootenay District, Plan 7531.

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First West Credit Union v. Giesbrecht, whether or not a mortgagee’s security is affected where the mortgagor, the registered owner of the subject indefeasible title, acquired the fee simple estate as a result of a voidable conveyance.

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R. v. Vu, forfeiture judge ordered that the residence in which the marijuana was produced be forfeited COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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U.S.A. v. Adam, extradition sought for conspiracy to traffic in a Schedule III substance, Methyllenedioxmethamphetamine (“MDMA”) COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Chekoy Sr. v. Hall, motor vehicle collision that occurred at or near the intersection of 8th Ave. and 20th St., New Westminster

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Zamperini v. Da Costa, returning home by her usual route along Gilmore Street in Burnaby. The defendant ran a stop sign at Georgia Street

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Krohn v. Weidner, mva while driving on a residential street in Vancouver

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Parker v. Davies, struck from behind by a Ford Windstar van as the plaintiff was stopped at an intersection preparing to turn left

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Devilliers v. McMurchy, proceeding westbound on Georgia Street in Vancouver, nearing the entrance to Stanley Park. The force of the rear-end collision

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Gordon v. Krieg, inspector’s report, she completed her purchase. About half a year later, Ms. Gordon learned that the foundation in one corner of the building had settled so that floor joists had pulled away from the sill plate on the foundation’

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Winskowski v. Coldstream, appeal concerns long running efforts of landowners, including the appellant Ms. Klim, owning property on or near Kalamalka Lake in the Coldstream area of British Columbia, to gain road access, COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Chandi v. Atwell, the issue of whether interest charges incurred by a litigant in the course of litigation can be recovered as disbursements at a taxation of costs.

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Madzar v. Sullivan, I am not going to direct anybody to provide summaries of evidence and so on. I do not think that is helpful. Everybody knows about the case and what the witnesses are being called for

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Embleton v. Innes, claim for damages is whether there is a substantial possibility that her injuries will permanently impair her function.

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R. v. Whaling, trafficking in weapons and possession of prohibited and restricted weapons at unauthorized location COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Van Tent v. Abbotsford (City), unaware of a two-inch drop-off associated with construction at the edge of the pavement. He was thrown from his motorcycle COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Gichuru v. British Columbia (Information and Privacy Commissioner), Law Society submits the adjudicator’s decision falls well within the range of possible, acceptable outcomes in view of the facts and law.

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Springhill Farms Limited Partnership v. Nose, plaintiff applies for summary judgment against Mr. Nose in the sum of $414,444.61, arising out of the breach of an alleged settlement agreement

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The Original Cakerie Ltd. v. Renaud, plaintiff claims that Mr. Renaud wrongfully disclosed confidential information obtained in his employment capacity in breach of the provisions of the Employment Agreement and the Termination Agreement

 

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R. v. Frederickson, Reasons for Judgment On Hearsay Voir Dire; re. statements made by the deceased, Robert-Jan Planje

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Business Development Bank v. Interline Motor Freight Inc., Hardev Bal applies to have the law firm Burns, Fitzpatrick, Rogers, Schwartz & Turner LLP (the “Firm”) removed as counsel for the plaintiff Business Development Bank of Canada

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Conseil Scolaire Francophone de la Colombie-Britannique v. British Columbia (Education), rApplication to Amend Notice of Claim; proposed amendments reflect which children ought to be enrolled

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Tla’Amin Elders Against Treaty v. British Columbia Treaty Commission, Although the notice of application refers to an attached draft of the further amended notice of civil claim, no such draft was in fact attached. CORRECTED JUDGMENT

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Yoho Investments Ltd. v. Glacier Parespondents seek an order dismissing the receiver of the lodge and settling its expenses. It also seeks a declaration that various charges registered against the property including the lease itself be removed from title.

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R. v. Dhillon, Ruling on Voir Dire Re: Search of Cell Phone; charged with importing into Canada approximately 30 kilograms of cocaine that was found in his tractor-trailer unit at the Pacific Highway commercial border crossing

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Conseil Scolaire Francophone de la Colombie-Britannique v. British Columbia (Education), application by Minister of Education for an order that this Action be stayed; re. defendants to develop a system for expending funds for school capital projects

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Racine v. Porco, “wheelie”, meaning that he pulled up the front wheel of the bike and continued to travel forward on the rear tire; motorcycle accelerated sharply. The plaintiff lost control and was thrown off. The motorcycle crashed corrected judgment

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Tripp v. Ur, plaintiff claims that the defendant physicians were negligent for failing to diagnose and treat an alleged pituitary tumour and consequent Cushing’s disease

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United States of America v. Trotter, is sought for prosecution by the United States of America for conduct amounting to the Canadian offence of trafficking and conspiracy to traffic marihuana Ruling on Disclosure and Charter Voir Dire

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Fountain v. British Columbia College of Teachers, did engage in the careless and reckless use of a firearm; appeal of British Columbia College of Teachers ruling which found Michael William Fountain, guilty of conduct unbecoming

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0817967 B.C. Ltd. v. 0343936 B.C. Ltd., action against the defendants, 0343936 B.C. Ltd for negligent misrepresentation, fraudulent misrepresentation and breach of contract re. purchase Kamloops R.V. and Mobile Home Park

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XY, LLC v. Canadian Topsires Selection Inc., allege systematically deceived XY and vastly underreported the number of products they were making, selling and using.

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Stelmaschuk v. Lui, says he should be compensated by Dr. Lui for the increase in the value of Dr. Lui’s practice

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R. v. Chandra, alleged breach of court order; cannot n a capacity that involves being in a position of trust or authority towards persons under the age of 14 years”; found guilty of sexual assault of a 14?year?old

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Smith v. Fremlin, trial was conducted under the Fast Track rules and relates to a motor vehicle accident which occurred on March 19, 2009. It is conceded that the plaintiff was injured in that accident a

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R. v. Bath, application by Sikander Singh Bath for the appointment of counsel COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA corrected judgment

 

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Attorney General (Canada) v. Kerfoot, Oral Ruling on Vukelich Application; sought by the United States of America, the “Requesting State”, on charges of conspiracy and trafficking in a narcotic.

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R. v. Lau, value of the ketamine is estimated to be between $5 million and $17 million, if sold in bulk, with a street value of as much as $50 millionCOURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Cyr v. The City of Vancouver, seeks damages from the City of Vancouver (the “City”) for assault and false imprisonment by two police officers

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Thibeault v. MacGregor, rear-end collision that occurred on April 17, 2010 (the “accident”). Liability has been admitted.

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R. v. Snider, possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking.

 

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Tomashewsky v. Linnebank, operating his motor vehicle on 12th Avenue proceeding to the intersection of Columbia Street where he came to a stop at a red light. While stopped there he was rear-ended by a Cadillac Escalade SUV

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Wepryk v. Juraschka, defendants seek an order pursuant to Rule 9-1(4) reducing the amount of costs payable to the plaintiff in light of an offer to settle made by the defendants, which was not accepted

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Pinsent v. Brown, was attempting to cross East 29th Street in North Vancouver on her way to a bus stop when she was struck. She was not crossing at an intersection or in a crosswalk

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Brewster v. Li, proceeding eastbound in Vancouver when the defendant pulled out from a stop sign and drove across her path.

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Gibbs v. Carpenter, Mr. Carpenter was impaired by alcohol and was speeding at the time of the collision.

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Dang v. Chao, struck from the rear by a vehicle belonging to the defendant 0746201 BC

 

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