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Implied Undertakings in British Columbia
Business aspects of lawyer-client fee agreements
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Implied Undertakings in British Columbia
Collateral use permitted by court order
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This book was written by
Michael Dew
, a Vancouver lawyer who practices civil litigation, including assisting persons who have been denied insurance coverage by insurance companies, and persons dealing with
builders lien
issues.
Sun, 2012-10-28 18:11 —
Michael Dew
The following pages provide information about court orders permitting collateral use of information covered by the implied undertaking.
Navigate this section of the book using the links below.
Court order must be obtained if consent to collateral use is not obtained
Standing to apply for relief from implied undertakings
Urgency or inconvenience will not excuse need for court application
Test for court order permitting collateral use
Court order for relief from the implied undertaking in civil cases
Court order for relief from implied undertaking for disclosure to police
‹ Consent to collateral use should generally be granted where cases are related
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Court order must be obtained if consent to collateral use is not obtained ›
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