The Supreme Court of Yukon approved the receiver's sale of the Logan interests and termination of the unsuccessful sales process in January 2022. Sensitive bid records were protected for three years or until further court order, with Almaden materials to be unsealed after the transaction certificate was filed. The reasons weighed commercial fairness against open-court principles. The order's present status requires a current docket check and isn't established by the 2022 ruling.
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Yukon (Government of) v Yukon Zinc Corporation, 2022 YKSC 2
A 2022 Yukon court approved a receivership asset sale and imposed limited confidentiality on bidder materials while weighing court openness.
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