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Judge failed to consider whether contribution was barred by contract or estoppel

A Vancouver strata has won a civil case brought by a condo owner who says his electrical vehicle charger was unfairly shut off.

The strata for a luxury building in downtown Vancouver was justified in unplugging an owners electric vehicle charger over that owners debt, a B.C. tribunal ruled.

While not all accommodations may be possible, dialogue with council and owners to solve an accessibility problem is essential, Tony Gioventu says

While not all accommodations may be possible, dialogue with council and owners to find a viable solution is essential.

While not all accommodations may be possible, dialogue with council and owners to find a viable solution is essential.

4 to 17 september 2021 Council received the following applications during the period mentioned above. These applications can be viewed online on...

Recently, in Navigator], the B.C. Supreme Court clarified the effect of a BC Ferry Agreement, on the joint and several liability of remaining non-settling parties. A BC Ferry Agreement is where, in a multi-party proceeding, the plaintiff and one or more defendants agree to settle and the plaintiff agrees not to recover from the non-settling defendant(s) any portion of the loss ultimately attributable to the settling defendant(s). The Court in Navigator confirmed that when a BC Ferry Agreement ...

A BC Ferries Agreement gives one or more defendants an opportunity to settle out of a multi-party proceeding on the plaintiffs agreement to forego recovery of any portion of the loss ultimately attributable to the settling parties from the non-settling defendants. How does this affect the parties that remain in the action? Are they jointly, severally, or jointly and severally liable as between them? In The Owners of Strata Plan KAS3204 v Navigator Development Corporation,2020 BCSC 1954, Madam...