Kainth v. Kurji
Daljit Singh Kainth
Law Firm / Organization
McNeney McNeney Spieker LLP
Lawyer(s)

Martin C. Spieker

Shemilla Kurji Trustee of the Estate of Karim Kurji
Law Firm / Organization
Unrepresented
Shemilla Kurji
Law Firm / Organization
Unrepresented
K.I.N.S. Investments Ltd.
Law Firm / Organization
Unrepresented
Marcon Davie Properties Ltd. dba Marcon Davie Limited Partnership
Law Firm / Organization
Lawson Lundell LLP
Lawyer(s)

Thomas D. Boyd

Beechinor Baker Hall Law Firm
Law Firm / Organization
Unrepresented
  • Background: Daljit Singh Kainth sued Shemilla Kurji, trustee of the estate of Karim Kurji, and others, alleging a joint venture in a property investment which excluded him from benefits.

  • Claims: Kainth claimed damages against the Kurjis and others for excluding him from the sale of a property and breaching fiduciary and agency duties.

  • Defendants' Response: Marcon Davie Properties Ltd. sought to dismiss Kainth's claim for lack of merit.

  • Court's Decision: The court granted Marcon's application, dismissing Kainth's claim under Rule 9-6 and Rule 9-7 of the Supreme Court Civil Rules.

  • Costs Awarded: Marcon was entitled to its costs on this application and the proceeding at Scale B.

Supreme Court of British Columbia
S219927
Real estate
Defendant