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Who鈥檚 Suing Whom: April 12, 2023

The latest from the 小蓝视频 Supreme Court
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The 小蓝视频 Supreme Court in Vancouver

These corporate claims were filed with the 小蓝视频 Supreme Court registry in Vancouver.

Information is derived from notices of civil claim. Civil claims have not been tested or proven in court. 

Defendants

Andrea Joyce Stewart and Malcolm Hasman and Sidra Subzwari and Angell Hasman & Associates (Malcolm Hasman) Realty Ltd. and Jenniver McIver and Re/Max City Realty Ltd.

Plaintiffs

Christopher Grant Huxtable and Orisa Darlene Huxtable

Claim

Damages for fraudulent misrepresentation and cancellation of a contract to buy a property after the plaintiffs found the property was the subject of two ongoing lawsuits over claims it encroaches on property owned by the Tsawwassen First Nation.

Defendants

Macauley Nicolls Maitland & Co Ltd. doing business as Colliers Macauley Nicolls and Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc. doing business as Colliers International

Plaintiff

British Columbia Conference Property Development Council of the United Church of Canada

Claim

$700,000 to return development fees and damages for breach of contract over mismanagement of a Richmond development involving a church and housing, leading to the cancellation of the project.

Defendants

Jason Hooper and Hoop Services Inc. and Shuttle 14 Inc.

Plaintiff

Residex Canada Inc. doing business as Target Specialty Products

Claim

Damages for soliciting the plaintiff’s clients for the defendants’ own business while the individual defendant worked as a sales manager for the plaintiff.

Defendants

CanXGold Mining Corp. and Kettle River Resources Ltd.

Plaintiff

RIVI Opportunity Fund LP

Claim

US$4,470,913.54 for breach of a contract for failing to make monthly payments on debt from financing for a gold mines operated by the defendants and for failing to provide annual mine plans.

Defendants

Orbis Façade Inc. and 1488 Robson Street Holdings

Plaintiff

Altitude Installations Ltd.

Claim

$85,175.61 in a lien against a Burnaby property to cover unpaid invoices for a glass installation.

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