In 2007, this Class Action was brought by a large group of individuals for damages for common upsetting experience, which occurred at the end of December 2006 during a vacation arranged by Conquest Vacations. It is alleged in the Statement of Claim that the Class Members received advertisement and material published by Conquest Vacations stating…
As you may be aware, we are the solicitors for the Class Action commenced on behalf of all Canadians who receive cellular phone services from Bell Mobility and who pay for access to 911 Emergency Services despite the fact that they reside in areas without the 911 Emergency Service or who have cellular phones with…
You are hereby notified that the Plaintiffs may enter judgment against you in accordance with the attached Amended Statement of Claim. For Class Action information on LMK Lawyers, please download the pdf by clicking here: Issued Amended Statement of Claim
In November 2007, a $6-million class action lawsuit was filed against Bell Mobility. James Anderson, a resident of the Northwest Territories, decided to sue the company for unfairly charging him 75 cents each month for 911 services when the Northwest Territories does not have a 911 emergency response system. James will be representing the Class,…
The action has been settled. The settlement funds have been distributed to all of the purchasers except for eight (8) (out of 133 original purchasers). If you are one of the 8 unit purchasers, the deadline to claim the portion of your pro-rata share of the deposit has been extended to October 31st, 2007. Thereafter,…
In Walia Properties the applicants wanted the common expenses reallocated based on their respective square footage, and a declaration that the conduct of the residential owners was oppressive. They also sought the appointment of an inspector. Samuel Marr and Stephen Turk, representing the respondents, successfully opposed the reallocation of common expenses. http://canlii.ca/t/1sg9n
The applicants in Walia Properties brought this motion in an effort to convert their application, involving a dispute over common condo expenses and a condo Board, into a trial. Samuel Marr, representing the York Condominium Corporation, successfully opposed the motion. http://canlii.ca/t/1r4gt
If you were the purchaser of a condominium unit in Bayview Landmark located at the corner of Bayview Avenue and Blackmore Avenue, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, please read this notice carefully. The Lawsuit The project was never built and the purchasers lost their deposits. A lawsuit was commenced in the Superior Court of Justice on…
On reading the Affidavit of Keith M. Landy, and the Minutes of Settlement, filed, and on hearing submissions of counsel for the Plaintiffs and counsel for the Defendants, Henry Lam and Linda Lam acting and appearing in person, this court declaires that the Settlement set forth in the Minutes of Settlement attached hereto as Schedule…