Does equitable recovery generally bar the BCCA from seeking damages for misconduct?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Conner v. Bulla, 2016 BCSC 906 (CanLII):
If equitable relief can be established without reliance on the misconduct, then equitable recovery generally is not barred: DeJesus v. Sharif, 2010 BCCA 121 at para. 84, per Finch C.J.B.C.
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