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.
Auction Breach: Small Claims Decision Explained
In a recent small claims case, the Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled that a bidder who failed to complete a transaction after winning an auction bid breached the contract. The tribunal awarded damages to the auction company.
Excavation Payment Claim Rejected in Small Claims Case
In a recent British Columbia Civil Resolution Tribunal case, the claimant asked for payment for excavation work, but the Tribunal ruled against them. The respondent also filed a counterclaim regarding tenancy issues, but the Tribunal did not have jurisdiction to rule on it.
Claimant's Breach Frustrates Agreement in Theatrical Production Dispute
Tenant's Claims Dismissed in Small Claims Case
In a recent small claims case, the Civil Resolution Tribunal dismissed the tenant's claims for damages and additional charges due to lack of credible evidence supporting her allegations.
Claimant Entitled to Payment for Lawn Care Services on Quantum Meruit Basis
Small Claims Case Dismissed: Claimant Fails to Prove Nuisance or Negligence
Water Damage Claim Dismissed in BC Civil Resolution Tribunal
In this case, the claimant argued that water leaked from the respondent's condominium unit and caused significant damage to their unit. The claimant claimed $5,000 for the insurance deductible paid to fix the damage. However, the tribunal dismissed the claim, ruling that the claimant did not provide enough evidence to prove negligence or nuisance.
Claimant Wins Damages for Faulty Hitch Installation
The claimant took their truck to a company to install a hitch. The hitch was installed incorrectly, causing damage to the truck's camper door. The claimant successfully sued the company for damages, receiving a payment of $937.69.
Unjust Enrichment Claim Dismissed Due to Copyright Act Remedies
Claimant Loses UDAP Fee Dispute Against Insurer
In a recent case heard by the Civil Resolution Tribunal, a claimant sought a refund of a UDAP fee from an insurer. The claimant argued the fee was improperly charged. However, the Tribunal found the claimant did not provide sufficient proof that the fee was incorrect, leading to the dismissal of the claim.
Engagement Ring Must Be Returned Before Marriage
Claimant Loses Mold Remediation Reimbursement Claim in Civil Resolution Tribunal
Small Claims Court Rejects Claimant's Request for Dog Walking Business Sale
Claimant's Request for Lower Vehicle Price Rejected
The claimant asked for a refund because they believed they verbally agreed to a lower price for a vehicle. However, the Civil Resolution Tribunal rejected the request because the claimant could not provide enough evidence to prove the verbal agreement existed.
Consumer Fails to Prove Entitlement to Damages for Returning Faulty Jeans
Claim for Unused Dog Training Lessons Rejected by Civil Resolution Tribunal
Stolen E-Bikes Claim Dismissed by Civil Resolution Tribunal
Contractor Entitled to Payment for Separate Work Items
Cleaning Service Provider Wins Payment for Unreasonable Charges in Small Claims Case
Wedding Photographer Found Liable for Failing to Deliver Promised Images
A couple hired a photographer to capture their wedding but some images were lost due to inadequate backup procedures. The photographer was found liable for breach of contract and negligence, and ordered to pay damages to the couple.