Hopgood v. Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100
| Judge | Honourable Justice Glen G. McDougall |
| Court | Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Canada) |
| Case Date | April 26, 2018 |
| Jurisdiction | Nova Scotia |
| Citations | 2018 NSSC 100 |
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4 practice notes
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Klaptchuk v Johnson,
...beneficiaries or creditors, as the case may be, to bear the loss which has occurred, rather than the trustee (Hopgood v Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100 at para 64, 36 ETR (4th) 169). [58] In our respectful view, the Chambers j......
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Klaptchuk v Johnson,
...or creditors, as the case may be, to bear the loss which has occurred, rather than the trustee ( Hopgood v Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100 at para 64, 36 ETR (4th) 58 In our respectful view, the Chambers judge in this case fell into error because, once he found that Ms. Klaptchuk had breach......
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Stevens Estate v Stevens and Stevens,
...which “an ordinary prudent business person would have done in the circumstances”: Hopgood v. Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100, paras 62 and [152] The Applicant “ought fairly to be excused” if it will be “more equitable......
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Zwicker v. Richardson (Estate), 2018 NSSC 327
...reasonableness is that which “an ordinary prudent business person would have done in the circumstances”: Hopgood v. Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100, paras 62 and [152] The Applicant “ought fairly to be excused” if it will be “more equitable for the beneficiaries, rather than the [Applicants......
4 cases
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Klaptchuk v Johnson,
...beneficiaries or creditors, as the case may be, to bear the loss which has occurred, rather than the trustee (Hopgood v Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100 at para 64, 36 ETR (4th) 169). [58] In our respectful view, the Chambers j......
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Klaptchuk v Johnson,
...or creditors, as the case may be, to bear the loss which has occurred, rather than the trustee ( Hopgood v Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100 at para 64, 36 ETR (4th) 58 In our respectful view, the Chambers judge in this case fell into error because, once he found that Ms. Klaptchuk had breach......
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Stevens Estate v Stevens and Stevens,
...which “an ordinary prudent business person would have done in the circumstances”: Hopgood v. Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100, paras 62 and [152] The Applicant “ought fairly to be excused” if it will be “more equitable......
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Zwicker v. Richardson (Estate), 2018 NSSC 327
...reasonableness is that which “an ordinary prudent business person would have done in the circumstances”: Hopgood v. Hopgood (Estate), 2018 NSSC 100, paras 62 and [152] The Applicant “ought fairly to be excused” if it will be “more equitable for the beneficiaries, rather than the [Applicants......