Vancouver Salt Co. v. R. Tabata and Co. (Trustee of)

Vancouver Salt Co. v. R. Tabata and Co. (Trustee of)

Vancouver Salt Co. v R. Tabata and Co. (Trustee of), [1933] 1 WWR 29
The Vancouver Salt Company Limited appealed to the Court for a decision regarding its security upon and entitlement to a delivery of 200 tons of salt from R. Tabata and Company, a bankrupt firm in debt to the former. Justice Fisher determined that the ownership of the salt had in fact transferred to Ritherdon Bay Packing Company Limited, which was not party to the proceedings. He dismissed the appeal.
Appellants
Vancouver Salt Co
Respondents
R Tabata and Co (Trustee of)
Judges

Metadata

Title

Vancouver Salt Co. v. R. Tabata and Co. (Trustee of)

Credits

Researcher: Monique F. Ulysses
Researcher: Lauren Chalaturnyk
Metadata author: Connell Parish
Metadata author: Gordon Lyall
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Source: British Columbia Supreme Court (In Bankruptcy). Western Weekly Reports. 1932.

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