Civil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims case law
Judgments from the Civil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions. The original content is public and official; the summaries and analysis are produced by VadeLab's technology.
Mechanic Fails to Prove Negligence in Truck Repairs Claim
A mechanic claimed that a repair shop's work on his truck was negligent. However, he could not provide expert evidence to support his claim, resulting in the dismissal of his case.
Contract Compliance and Consumer Rights in Small Claims
In this small claims case, the claimant sought payment from the respondent for a custom window contract. The tribunal ruled the contract was valid and enforceable, despite the respondent's arguments that it lacked explicit cancellation rights and a specific supply date. The claimant was awarded $805.27 plus interest and CRT fees.
Claimant Wins Deposit Refund After Unjust Contract Cancellation
Claimant's Small Claims Dispute Dismissed by Civil Resolution Tribunal
Vehicle Repair Claim Denied by Civil Resolution Tribunal
Claimant's Claim for Incorrect Shower Glass Order Dismissed
Warranty Premium Refund Request Rejected Due to Lack of Evidence
Decision on Unpaid Invoices Under Credit Agreement
Car Accident Responsibility Determination in Small Claims Court
In a recent small claims case, the Civil Resolution Tribunal decided that both drivers were equally responsible for a car accident, dismissing the applicants' claims for reimbursement of a deductible and increased insurance premiums.
Claimant's Request for Unpaid Carpet-Stretching Services Dismissed
Contractor's Claim for Payment Dismissed Due to Lack of Evidence
Successful Debt Recovery for Trailer Sale in Civil Resolution Tribunal
Claimant Wins Cat Ownership Dispute in BC Small Claims
In a BC Small Claims case, the claimant successfully proved ownership of a cat and ordered its return from the respondent. The Tribunal Member ruled in favour of the claimant, finding that the respondent had no lawful excuse to retain the cat.
Insurer Ordered to Reassess Fault After Failing to Provide Evidence
In a recent British Columbia Civil Resolution Tribunal case, an insurer was ordered to reassess its determination of fault after failing to provide relevant evidence in a small claims dispute.
Claimant Fails to Prove Dumping Fee Claim in BC Small Claims
Client Must Pay Legal Fees Unless Valid Agreement Exists
In a recent case before the Civil Resolution Tribunal, a client was ordered to pay for legal services despite arguing that the lawyer was negligent and had previously agreed to write off the invoice.