Megory Holdings Inc. v. ABZ Falling Inc.
Megory Holdings Inc.
Law Firm / Organization
Baker Newby LLP
Lawyer(s)

Benjamin Lorimer

ABZ Falling Inc.
Law Firm / Organization
Patten, Thornton
Lawyer(s)

Andrew T. Briscoe

Bradley Curtis Loring
Law Firm / Organization
Patten, Thornton
Lawyer(s)

Andrew T. Briscoe

John Michael Beck
Law Firm / Organization
Baker Newby LLP
Lawyer(s)

Benjamin Lorimer

Megan Beck
Law Firm / Organization
Baker Newby LLP
Lawyer(s)

Benjamin Lorimer

Michael Madsen
Law Firm / Organization
Baker Newby LLP
Lawyer(s)

Benjamin Lorimer

  • Facts: Megory Holdings Inc. sold shares in Banner Installations Ltd. to ABZ Falling Inc. for $3 million, with payment terms specified in a promissory note. ABZ Falling Inc. failed to make a scheduled payment, leading to legal actions for breach of contract and promissory note by Megory Holdings Inc. Counterclaims were made by ABZ Falling Inc. and Bradley Curtis Loring, alleging defamation, breach of non-competition agreement, and unlawful interference with economic interests.

  • Issue: The legal dispute centers on whether ABZ Falling Inc. breached the purchase agreement and promissory note, and whether Megory Holdings Inc., along with associated individuals, defamed ABZ Falling Inc. and unlawfully interfered with its economic relations.

  • Court’s Ruling: The court has not made a final ruling on the merits of the case but granted the application for further and better particulars regarding the allegations of defamation and unlawful interference with economic relations, indicating that the pleadings lacked specificity and required more detail to proceed to trial.

  • Amount of Costs/Damages Awarded: No specific amount of costs or damages was mentioned in the provided sections of the document. The court granted the application for further and better particulars, indicating that costs are awarded to the applicant, but the exact amount was not specified.

Supreme Court of British Columbia
S39695
Civil litigation
Plaintiff