Gibbons v. Livingston, 2018 BCCA 443
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | D. Smith,Willcock,Fenlon |
| Date | 27 November 2018 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
| Docket Number | CA45470 |
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6 practice notes
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Domestic Contracts and Family Law Exceptionalism: An Historical Perspective.
...between two parties of equal strength, because of the uniqueness of the negotiating environment" at para 419); Gibbons v Livingston, 2018 BCCA 443 (Willcock J applies the analysis in Rick, supra note 7, to a case concerning settlement negotiations upon the death of the appellant's common la......
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Chan-Henry v. Liu, 2018 BCSC 2140
...[120] See also the recent summary of law respecting unconscionability in separation and settlement agreements in Gibbons v. Livingstone, 2018 BCCA 443 at paras. [121] The difficulty for Ms. Liu is the absence of a sufficient evidentiary foundation for the relief she seeks. While she portray......
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Reiner v. Reiner,
...of the procedural and substantive fairness of the agreement: see Young v. Sherk, 2019 BCSC 312 at para. 68; also Gibbons v. Livingston, 2018 BCCA 443 at paras. [14] In assessing procedural fairness, I must consider the circumstances that existed at ......
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Malecek v. Leiren,
...half interest in the property arose upon separation… [38] In Gibbons v. Livingston, 2018 BCCA 443, the Court of Appeal referred to the above quotation with approval and further stated at paras. 17-18: [17] Where ......
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5 cases
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Chan-Henry v. Liu, 2018 BCSC 2140
...[120] See also the recent summary of law respecting unconscionability in separation and settlement agreements in Gibbons v. Livingstone, 2018 BCCA 443 at paras. [121] The difficulty for Ms. Liu is the absence of a sufficient evidentiary foundation for the relief she seeks. While she portray......
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Reiner v. Reiner,
...of the procedural and substantive fairness of the agreement: see Young v. Sherk, 2019 BCSC 312 at para. 68; also Gibbons v. Livingston, 2018 BCCA 443 at paras. [14] In assessing procedural fairness, I must consider the circumstances that existed at ......
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Malecek v. Leiren,
...half interest in the property arose upon separation… [38] In Gibbons v. Livingston, 2018 BCCA 443, the Court of Appeal referred to the above quotation with approval and further stated at paras. 17-18: [17] Where ......
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Vancouver Coastal Health Authority v. Moscipan, 2019 BCCA 17
...interest in family property only arises on separation. To similar effect is this Court’s recent decision in Gibbons v. Livingstone, 2018 BCCA 443 at paras. 24, [93] Sections 81 and 84 of the FLA provide: Equal entitlement and responsibility 81 Subject to an agreement or order that provides ......
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1 books & journal articles
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Domestic Contracts and Family Law Exceptionalism: An Historical Perspective.
...between two parties of equal strength, because of the uniqueness of the negotiating environment" at para 419); Gibbons v Livingston, 2018 BCCA 443 (Willcock J applies the analysis in Rick, supra note 7, to a case concerning settlement negotiations upon the death of the appellant's common la......