Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487
Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
Judge | Watchuk |
Citation | 2020 BCSC 487 |
Docket Number | 169159 |
Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
Date | 31 March 2020 |
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11 practice notes
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Belpacific Excavating & Shoring Limited Partnership v. Crown and Mountain Creations Ltd.,
...is “a fact-based inquiry driven by the nature of the litigation and the conduct of the parties”: Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487 at para. 65 [Roussy]. Factors a court may consider include (Roussy at para. (a) misconduct by the unsuccessful party in the litigation; (b) the seri......
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Bridgewater Tile Ltd. v. Copa Development Corporation,
...behaviour are a circumstance that may attract an award of special costs. That issue was addressed by me in Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487: [17] As discussed by Walker J., unfounded allegations of fraud or dishonest behaviour, including a breach of f......
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Betts v. Zienowicz,
...Justice Watchuk surveyed the authorities and summarized the principles behind special costs in Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487, at paras. 13-16. I will not repeat what she [81] In my view, the Plaintiffs are entitled to special costs in this case because ......
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Palmer v. Pozniak,
...The plaintiff argues that the defendant's allegations of dishonesty are the same as allegations of fraud and cites Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487 [Roussy], for the proposition that where the theory of the case is dishonest conduct, the court may approach the matter as if fraud has bee......
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11 cases
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Belpacific Excavating & Shoring Limited Partnership v. Crown and Mountain Creations Ltd.,
...is “a fact-based inquiry driven by the nature of the litigation and the conduct of the parties”: Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487 at para. 65 [Roussy]. Factors a court may consider include (Roussy at para. (a) misconduct by the unsuccessful party in the litigation; (b) the seri......
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Bridgewater Tile Ltd. v. Copa Development Corporation,
...behaviour are a circumstance that may attract an award of special costs. That issue was addressed by me in Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487: [17] As discussed by Walker J., unfounded allegations of fraud or dishonest behaviour, including a breach of f......
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Betts v. Zienowicz,
...Justice Watchuk surveyed the authorities and summarized the principles behind special costs in Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487, at paras. 13-16. I will not repeat what she [81] In my view, the Plaintiffs are entitled to special costs in this case because ......
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Palmer v. Pozniak,
...The plaintiff argues that the defendant's allegations of dishonesty are the same as allegations of fraud and cites Roussy v. Savage, 2020 BCSC 487 [Roussy], for the proposition that where the theory of the case is dishonest conduct, the court may approach the matter as if fraud has bee......
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