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.
Insurer's Investigation Found Unreasonable in Assigning Accident Responsibility
Equal Responsibility Found in Motor Vehicle Accident Case
Small Claims Case Dismissed Due to Lack of Proof
In a recent Civil Resolution Tribunal case, the claimant tried to get money for two missing walkie-talkies from the respondent. However, the claim was dismissed because the claimant did not provide enough proof that the walkie-talkies were indeed lost.
Contractor's Claim Dismissed Due to Substandard Work in BC Small Claims
Contractor Partially Allowed to Collect Invoice for Completed Renovations
Roommate Dispute: Claimant's Claims for Damages and Suffering Dismissed
Respondent Ordered to Pay Legal Fees in Small Claims Case
Claimant Wins Loan Default Case in BC Small Claims - Civil Resolution Tribunal Decision
Claimant's Breach of Contract Claims Dismissed in Leasehold Property Sale
Insurance Coverage Granted for Vandalism Damage to Truck's DEF Tank
Claimant's Vehicle Damage and Loss of Use Claims Dismissed by Civil Resolution Tribunal
Retailer Not Liable for Defective Roofing Shingles: Small Claims Decision
Claimant Wins Personal Loan and Travel Expense Recovery
In a recent case, the claimant successfully recovered funds for personal loans and travel expenses incurred on their behalf. The Civil Resolution Tribunal ordered the respondent to pay a total of $5,420.10, including the principal amount and interest.
Former Employee Recovers Overcharged Fees and Deposit
Roommate's Claims for Rent and Damages Dismissed
Claimant Wins Payment for Carpentry Services
The claimant requested payment for carpentry services and compensation for missing tools, while the respondent argued the claimant caused significant damage. The tribunal ruled in favour of the claimant, finding them an independent contractor entitled to payment for services, and dismissed the respondent's counterclaim for damages.