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Who鈥檚 Suing Whom: Feb. 17, 2023

The latest from the BC Supreme Court
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The BC Supreme Court in Vancouver

These corporate claims were filed with the BC Supreme Court registry in Vancouver. Information is derived from notices of civil claim.

Civil claims have not been tested or proven in court. 

Defendants

Keith Scott Leach and Hugh Charles Rennie

Plaintiff

1146492 sa国际传媒 Ltd.

Claim

$5,935,776 for indemnity agreement for financial losses since investing in and purchasing the Naramata Hotel from the defendants.

Defendants

1065445 sa国际传媒 Ltd. and Harpreet Singh Benipal

Plaintiff

The Toronto-Dominion Bank

Claim

$40,000 and $22,633 and $5,969 for debt.

Defendants

Scantech Eforms Corp. formerly known as Scantech Imaging Corp. and Deborah Johns and Murat Erbatur

Plaintiff

The Toronto-Dominion Bank

Claim

$48,506 for debt.

Defendants

Diamonds & Dust Entertainment Lounge Ltd. and Darcy Greggor

Plaintiff

Jay Say Developments Ltd.

Claim

Damages or an order enacting a contract in which the defendants agreed to sell land to the plaintiff.

Defendants

Denis Brown and Devin Brown and Arc Projects Ltd.

Plaintiff

GBS Construction Managers Inc.

Claim

Damages for civil conspiracy and interference with economic interests after one defendant used his job with the plaintiff to advocate for a contract to go to the defendant company.

Defendants

Anna Gabrielle Bedard and Alex Shvartzman and David Lawrence and Michael Lawrence and FTL 3D Studios Inc.

Plaintiff

Industrial Pixel Visual Effects Corp.

Claim

Damages for conspiracy for using the plaintiff’s client list after leaving the plaintiff company and forming the defendant company.

Defendants

Westbow Construction Group Ltd. and Anthony Aure carrying on business as Six Cedars Contracting a.k.a. Six Cedars Construction and Cedarbrook Development LP

Plaintiff

Acrow Ltd.

Claim

Damages for negligence and breach of contract for damage done to bridge span equipment leased to the defendants.

Defendant

Kent Redekop

Plaintiff

Helen Shoaf

Claim

Negligence and breach of contract for the defendant’s realty services after agreeing to sell the plaintiff’s property to a client below market value before putting the property on the market.