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
1035227 B.C. Ltd. and Rashpal Chand Singla
Plaintiff
Business Development Bank of Canada
Claim
$330,371 for debt.
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Defendants
Crystal Currency Exchange Inc. and Baelean Shi and William Wu and Kelli He Shi
Plaintiff
DS Lawyers Canada LLP
Claim
$182,500 for breach of litigation agreement
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Defendants
Kerrisdale Laser & Skin Care Ltd. and Dong Mei Shi and Guangyao Hu
Plaintiff
Business Development Bank of Canada
Claim
$171,896 for debt.
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Defendant
Vegas Vacations Ltd.
Plaintiff
Royal Bank of Canada
Claim
$74,759 for debt.
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Defendant
Promintory Developments LP
Plaintiff
Manning Elliott LLP
Claim
$64,875 for debt.
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Defendant
Balpreet Singh Bal and Fraserridge Realty Ltd. and Bal Realty Services Inc.
Plaintiff
Azmina Jiwa
Claim
$37,191 and $16,695 for commission for sale of properties as part of independent contractor work done by plaintiff.
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Defendant
Lily’s Little Farm
Plaintiff
Royal Bank of Canada
Claim
$47,190 for debt.
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Defendants
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company and Lloyd’s Underwriters and Peace Hills General Insurance Company
Plaintiffs
Chongxi Wang and Yuzhen Li and Angels Playhouse Education Inc.
Claim
Damages for breach of contract after the insurers denied coverage for a fire.
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Defendants
Your Dollar Store With More Inc. and Pro Wings Aviation Ltd. doing business as Your Dollar Store With More #186 and Northeast Wholesale Inc. and John Does #1 to #3 and ABC Co. #2 and ABC Co. #3
Plaintiff
The Owners of Strata Plan BCS547
Claim
Damages for a fire caused by an overfilled ashtray used by the owners of a townhouse unit owned by the John Doe defendants and sold by the dollar store defendant.
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Defendants
Johnson & Johnson Inc. and Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies Inc. and Johnson & Johnson
Plaintiff
Marlene Roberta Vancoughnett
Claim
Damages for health issues arising from talc in baby powder.
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Defendant
Thi Mai Hoang and 650273 Alberta Ltd.
Plaintiff
Cana Fuel Inc.
Claim
An order restoring a 2015 lease agreement and nullifying a 2022 lease agreement misrepresented as being identical to the earlier agreement.
