Westsea Construction Ltd. v. Taylor
Andrew Scott Taylor
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Douglas George Routley
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Leanne Finlayson
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Edith Wood
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Gerald John Rotering
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Helen Elisabeth Verwey
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Hugh Alexander Trenchard
Law Firm / Organization
Self Represented
Iris Irene Hays
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Jacalyn Gail Hays
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Judith McNeil Sim
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Martine Goddard
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Patricia Anne Smith
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Reiner Joachin Piehl
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Doreen Greeta Piehl
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Sandra Scott Jonsson also known as Sandra Scott Grove-Sager
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Gordon William Grove
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

See-Lin Shum
Law Firm / Organization
Windsor Law Group
Lawyer(s)

Andrew Rafuse

Westsea Construction Ltd.
Law Firm / Organization
Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP
Lawyer(s)

Mark C. Stacey

  • Facts: Orchard House, a 22-story leasehold building in Victoria, managed by Westsea Construction Ltd., with leaseholders disputing the chargeability of Phase 1 and Phase 2 Repairs as Operating Expenses.
  • Issue: The main legal question is whether litigation costs initiated by Mr. Trenchard are chargeable to leaseholders as Operating Expenses under the lease terms.
  • Court's Ruling: Court struck portions of Mr. Trenchard's pleadings, affirming that lease terms govern the relationship between Westsea and leaseholders, and upheld Westsea's position regarding cost indemnification as per the Lease.
  • Costs/Damages Awarded: No specific cost or damage amounts provided, but the court dismissed the appeal from the 2019 Judgment without costs and acknowledged Westsea's contractual rights concerning costs.
Supreme Court of British Columbia
S184015
Civil litigation
Petitioner