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Yukon court reinstates builder's dismissed construction contract claim

The Yukon Supreme Court set aside an order dismissing a contractor's lawsuit after finding it would be unjust to prevent the contractor from pursuing its claim over an unfinished house. The reinstatement in Block on Block Builders v Sule concerned procedural fairness and litigation conduct, not final liability for the construction dispute.

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Yukon court reinstates builder's dismissed construction contract