R. v. Roberts, 2019 BCSC 338
| Judge | Shergill |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Case Date | March 11, 2019 |
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Citations | 2019 BCSC 338 |
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R. v. Roberts,
...of the offence. Those reasons were pronounced approximately six months after the judge dismissed the stay application and are indexed as 2019 BCSC 338. [120] In his supplemental submissions, Mr. Roberts says he “seeks to rely upon the trial judge’s assessment of the entire record, after his......
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R. v. Saunders,
...that she was funding with her fraud. She was given a conditional sentence. [52] In R. v. Roberts, 2019 BCSC 338, the offender provided false information to a bank regarding his company's accounts receivable, the result of which was that the bank prov......
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R. v. Reynolds, 2020 BCSC 732
...2017 BCPC 70 at para. 39; R. v. Plange, 2018 ONSC 1657, at paras. 57–58, rev’d 2019 ONCA 646; R. v. Roberts, 2019 BCSC 338; R. v. Keatley, 2009 BCPC 249; R. v. Mann (13 April 2018), 1031-1 (B.C. Prov. Ct.); R. v. Kaba (9 December 2011), 644-2-C (B.C. Prov. [34] ......
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R. v. Roberts,
...of the offence. Those reasons were pronounced approximately six months after the judge dismissed the stay application and are indexed as 2019 BCSC 338. [120] In his supplemental submissions, Mr. Roberts says he “seeks to rely upon the trial judge’s assessment of the entire record, after his......
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R. v. Reynolds, 2020 BCSC 732
...2017 BCPC 70 at para. 39; R. v. Plange, 2018 ONSC 1657, at paras. 57–58, rev’d 2019 ONCA 646; R. v. Roberts, 2019 BCSC 338; R. v. Keatley, 2009 BCPC 249; R. v. Mann (13 April 2018), 1031-1 (B.C. Prov. Ct.); R. v. Kaba (9 December 2011), 644-2-C (B.C. Prov. [34] ......
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R. v. Saunders,
...that she was funding with her fraud. She was given a conditional sentence. [52] In R. v. Roberts, 2019 BCSC 338, the offender provided false information to a bank regarding his company's accounts receivable, the result of which was that the bank prov......