The spate of cannabis insolvencies over the past several years have heralded a number of developments in Canadian insolvency law.
One of the more recent developments is the increasing number of … Read More
In a landmark decision, the Alberta Court of Appeal (the Court) clarified the non-applicability of Redwater's environmental contamination principles to disputes between landowners outside insolvency proceedings, setting a precedent for … Read More
The British Columbia Supreme Court (“Court”) was recently asked to address a gap in the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (“BIA”) as it relates to the withdrawal of a Notice of … Read More
The MLT Aikins insolvency and restructuring practice group carried out assignments in 2023 as counsel to debtor companies, lenders and court officers administering insolvency proceedings. The 2023 Insolvency & Restructuring … Read More
A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court (“Court”) provided insights into how the Courts may interpret Section 11.7 of the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (“CCAA”) in the future where … Read More
This is the second blog in a series that covers the latest developments in agriculture and food-related law, including litigation, legislation and regulations.
Foreclosure allows lenders to recover debts by selling … Read More
A recent decision established that Canada Revenue Agency (“CRA”) should not withhold the renewal of an excise licence issued under the Excise Act, 2001 (“Excise Act”) where an excise licence … Read More
Bill C-228 was designed to protect pension plans in the wake of insolvency proceedings in Canada. However, the proposed legislation may have unintended consequences – and may even lead to … Read More
The MLT Aikins insolvency and restructuring practice group carried out assignments in 2022 as counsel to debtor companies, lenders and court officers administering insolvency proceedings. The 2022 Insolvency & Restructuring … Read More
Following the conclusion of the EncoreFX Proceedings under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (“CCAA”), Ernst & Young Inc. (“EY,” initially the “Trustee,” and then the “Monitor”) brought an application on … Read More
