Ali v. Ali
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Judge | Iyer |
| Citation | 2022 BCSC 1022 |
| Date | 17 June 2022 |
| Docket Number | S213338 |
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7 practice notes
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2025 BCSC 1595
...refuse to transfer his interest in the Property back to him”: at para. 46. 193 As noted by Justice Iyer (as she then was) in Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022: [21] The burden of proof of discoverability rests on the trustee, in this case, Imran: s. 12(3). This is a more stringent test than the ba......
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Mand v Cheema
...refuse to transfer his interest in the Property back to him”: at para. 46. 193 As noted by Justice Iyer (as she then was) in Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022: [21] The burden of proof of discoverability rests on the trustee, in this case, Imran: s. 12(3). This is a more stringent test than the ba......
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2024 BCSC 2254
...defendant had caused or contributed to it, and that a court proceeding would be an appropriate way of seeking a remedy: Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022 at para. 22 In the present application which involves a trust claim, it is common ground between the parties, and I agree, that the discoverabil......
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Wilkinson v Chartier
...standard in s. 12(2) of the Limitation Act from the general rule in s. 8: Hunter v. Leblond, 2024 BCSC 846 at para. 154; Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022 at para. 21; Maussion v. Maussion, 2021 BCSC 530 at para. 54 Section 12(2) requires actual, not constructive, knowledge on the part of the plai......
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5 cases
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Mand v Cheema
...refuse to transfer his interest in the Property back to him”: at para. 46. 193 As noted by Justice Iyer (as she then was) in Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022: [21] The burden of proof of discoverability rests on the trustee, in this case, Imran: s. 12(3). This is a more stringent test than the ba......
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Repp v Butler
...to transfer his interest in the Property back to him”: at para. 46. [193] As noted by Justice Iyer (as she then was) in Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022: [21] The burden of proof of discoverability rests on the trustee, in this case, Imran: s. 12(3). This is a more stringent test than the basic d......
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Deol v Hans
...defendant had caused or contributed to it, and that a court proceeding would be an appropriate way of seeking a remedy: Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022 at para. 22 In the present application which involves a trust claim, it is common ground between the parties, and I agree, that the discoverabil......
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Wilkinson v Chartier
...standard in s. 12(2) of the Limitation Act from the general rule in s. 8: Hunter v. Leblond, 2024 BCSC 846 at para. 154; Ali v. Ali, 2022 BCSC 1022 at para. 21; Maussion v. Maussion, 2021 BCSC 530 at para. 54 Section 12(2) requires actual, not constructive, knowledge on the part of the plai......
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