The Ontario Court of Appeal recently re-emphasized the idea that an oppression remedy is, fundamentally, an equitable claim requiring clean hands an ...
We’ve previously blogged about whether a monitor appointed under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) can act outside of their neutra ...
In late 2017, two Ontario decisions, released only one day apart, addressed (for the first time) whether a monitor appointed under the Companies’ C ...
Until 2017, the question of whether a monitor appointed under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) could depart from their neutral rol ...
A fundamental principle in Canadian corporate law is that a corporation is a legal entity that is distinct and from its shareholders. The implication ...
The Ontario Court of Appeal discussed whether someone can assert, through an oppression remedy, a claim that should proceed via a derivative action ...
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