Royal Bank of Canada v. Kim, 2019 ONSC 798
| Judge | D.A. Broad |
| Court | Superior Court of Justice of Ontario (Canada) |
| Case Date | February 07, 2019 |
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Citations | 2019 ONSC 798 |
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3 practice notes
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Yanic Dufresne Excavation Inc. v. Saint Joseph Developments Ltd. et al.,
...any type of disclosure. That would be inequitable and unfair. [72] In the case of Royal Bank of Canada v. Kim, 2019 ONSC 798, 67 C.B.R. (6th) 234, the court discussed the Rodriguez case and the H.Y. Louie Co. Limited v. Bowick, 2015 BCCA 256, 386 D.L.R. (4th) 177, ca......
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Considerations If You Want A Claim Grounded In Fraud To Survive A Debtor's Bankruptcy
...of the conduct engaging section 178(1), and could not have discovered it with reasonable diligence: Royal Bank of Canada v. Kim, 2019 ONSC 798 (CanLII). A creditor with full knowledge of conduct that may qualify under section 178(1), who choses not to plead that conduct or lead evidence on ......
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RBC v. Kim,
...That motion was heard by Broad J. on December 19, 2018 and on February 2, 2019 the motion was dismissed (Royal Bank of Canada v. Kim 2019 ONSC 798). [4] Pursuant to Rule 20.05 of the Rules of Civil Procedure......
2 cases
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Yanic Dufresne Excavation Inc. v. Saint Joseph Developments Ltd. et al.,
...any type of disclosure. That would be inequitable and unfair. [72] In the case of Royal Bank of Canada v. Kim, 2019 ONSC 798, 67 C.B.R. (6th) 234, the court discussed the Rodriguez case and the H.Y. Louie Co. Limited v. Bowick, 2015 BCCA 256, 386 D.L.R. (4th) 177, ca......
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RBC v. Kim,
...That motion was heard by Broad J. on December 19, 2018 and on February 2, 2019 the motion was dismissed (Royal Bank of Canada v. Kim 2019 ONSC 798). [4] Pursuant to Rule 20.05 of the Rules of Civil Procedure......
1 firm's commentaries
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Considerations If You Want A Claim Grounded In Fraud To Survive A Debtor's Bankruptcy
...of the conduct engaging section 178(1), and could not have discovered it with reasonable diligence: Royal Bank of Canada v. Kim, 2019 ONSC 798 (CanLII). A creditor with full knowledge of conduct that may qualify under section 178(1), who choses not to plead that conduct or lead evidence on ......