The BC Supreme Court ordered a law corporation and its principal to post $150,000 in security for costs before continuing litigation against banks and other defendants, relying on evidence of earlier unpaid costs and compliance concerns. The action was stayed pending payment, but the underlying claims and defences were not decided.
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Guo Law Corporation v. Li, 2026 BCSC 795
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Held. The BC Supreme Court ordered a law corporation and its principal to post $150,000 in security for costs before continuing litigation against banks and other defendants, relying on evidence of earlier unpaid costs and compliance concerns.
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