Michael Crampton of CP LLP successfully brought a motion to discharge a certificate of pending litigation (“CPL”) registered without notice by the opposing party against a residential property out of which CP LLP’s client operated a bed and breakfast. The court found that the opposing party that registered the CPL had failed to make full and fair disclosure on his initial motion and did not have a reasonable claim to…
Overcame defaulting borrower’s attempts to delay, and obtained summary judgment for possession of the property and the full amount our client was contractually entitled to.
Claim commenced to enforce the terms of an agreement after the purchaser of a book of business from an investment advisor sought to reduce the purchase price. The matter was converted to an arbitration and concluded with a highly favourable award for our client.
Daniel Chitiz and Michael Crampton of CP LLP successfully represented the defendant vendor in Gil Shcolyar v. Bensher Holdings Limited, 2025 ONSC 2205. The court dismissed the purchaser’s action to compel the vendor to sell its land after the purchaser failed to close the transaction. We also obtained a declaration that the vendor is entitled to retain the deposits.
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Successfully responded to an appeal in the Alberta Court of Appeal (Export Development Corporation v MNP Ltd, 2025 ABCA 25 (CanLII)). The appellant sought to set aside the court at first instance’s decision to assign claims under an insurance contract to a creditor over the insurers objection. Michael had the opportunity to share his unique insights in the legal magazine, Take Five Alberta (Feb 2025). “More than anything else,” says…
