Mori v Lion Lumber Co. Researcher Monique F. Ulysses Researcher Lauren Chalaturnyk Metadata author Connell Parish Metadata author Gordon Lyall

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 British Columbia Supreme Court. British Columbia Reports. 1932. Added navigation taxonomy value loiCollectionLegalCases using XSLT. Migrated file from RADish/LegalCaseReports/legal_case_1932_46_bcr_292.xml using XSLT.
See Mori et al v Lion Lumber Company Limited and Yada et al (1932) [1933] 1 WWR 31-32. The defendants were accused of employing “false and fraudulent representations” to get the plaintiffs to invest in the Lion Lumber Company Limited. (292) The plantiffs’ claim was dismissed with costs. These costs were to be paid after being taxed by a taxing officer; the plaintiffs applied to have this process reviewed. Their case was presented by W.C. Brown. The defendants were represented by J.R. Nicholson. Justice Fisher determined that the application for a review should be dismissed without costs. The defendant was granted “the whole costs” of all steps taken. (293) Plaintiffs Mori Defendants Lion Lumber Co. Judges Justice of Canada Fisher