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A Contentious Insurance Issue – The Scope of the Duty to Defend Under a CGL Policy

January 17, 2011

Today we will examine a recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada relating to Insurance Law and the insurer’s Duty to Defend in the

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Builder’s Risk Insurance: the Dangers of Misunderstanding the Covered Risks

February 28, 2011

Builder’s Risk Insurance: the Dangers of Misunderstanding the Covered Risks Covering risks by appropriate insurance is an essential element in planning a construction project.  But

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Does A Breach of Fiduciary Duty Fall Within an Arbitration Clause?

March 27, 2011

In the recent decision, St. Pierre v. Chriscan Enterprises Ltd., the British Columbia Court of Appeal considered whether a claim by an owner against the

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A Builders Lien Does Not Apply To The Lease Of An Airport

April 25, 2011

The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently considered the constitutional limits of the Builders Lien Act of that province.  In Vancouver International Airport Authority v.

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Is A Site Visit A Material Condition To A Tender?

May 29, 2011

Construction Law – Tenders – Site Visit – Materiality An invitation to tender may contain many conditions, some of which are more or less material

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How Does A Court Find And Interpret An Oral Construction Contract

August 15, 2011

Construction Contract  –  Interpretation – Oral Contract A contract in the construction industry is usually in written form.  Often the contract will follow the CCDC

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