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The company between the partners isn't the whole story

Manitoba and Yukon courts let different corporate claims proceed without deciding liability. The distinction between a shareholder's right, a company's loss and director oppression is the real story.

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Manitoba and Yukon courts let different corporate claims proceed without deciding liability. The distinction between a shareholder's right, a company's loss and director oppression is the real story.

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GovernanceMacDonald et al. v. Winnipeg Condominium Corporation No. 989 et al., 2026 MBKB 138
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Source and further context Manitoba Court of King's Bench, Supreme Court of Yukon, Supreme Court of Canada ↗

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