The BC Supreme Court adjourned RBC’s application to appoint a receiver over a construction contractor despite its contractual enforcement rights, finding immediate appointment posed serious risks to active projects and affected third parties. The company was ordered to provide monthly financial disclosure and make reasonable efforts to meet interest payments pending any renewed application.
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Royal Bank of Canada v West Horizon Contracting Inc., 2026 BCSC 1757 (CanLII)
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Held. The company was ordered to provide monthly financial disclosure and make reasonable efforts to meet interest payments pending any renewed application.
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