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Tru-Line Technologies Ltd. v Fraser Health Authority listed as 2026 BCCA 408

The British Columbia Court of Appeal lists a construction contract dispute involving a consultant and a waiver clause as 2026 BCCA 408. This is an identity-only notice, not reviewed judgment analysis.

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The British Columbia Court of Appeal's October 15, 2026 recent judgments listing identifies Tru-Line Technologies Ltd. v Fraser Health Authority as 2026 BCCA 408. The publicly displayed listing concerns a construction contract and whether a liability waiver extends to a consultant farther down the contractual chain. This entry preserves the court's identification and the subject indicated by its public index. Binder hasn't independently examined the complete reasons for this publication, so it doesn't offer a verified statement of the court's reasoning or implications for other contracts.

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