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Implied Undertakings in British Columbia
Business aspects of lawyer-client fee agreements
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Expiration of the implied undertaking
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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 18:34 —
Michael Dew
The following pages provide information about how and when the implied undertaking may expire.
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Rationale for termination of the undertaking upon disclosure in court
If the case settles, the implied undertaking prevails in full
To the extent information is disclosed at trial, the undertaking is reduced
Implied undertaking survives limited disclosure in chambers applications
‹ Collateral use without consent or court order
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