What is the legal test for determining the proportion of a person entitled to be entitled to a share of the amount purchased?

Saskatchewan, Canada


The following excerpt is from Dominion of Canada Inv. & Debenture Co., Ltd. v. Carstens, 1917 CanLII 224 (SK CA):

As Mr. Justice Beck says in Great West Lumber Co v. Murrin & Gray, [1917] 1 W.W.R. 945; 32 D.L.R. 485 at p. 496: Is the proportion to be based upon the proportion of quantity or value of the proportion purchased?

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