What are the circumstances in which the petitioner's claim is based in breach of fiduciary and statutory duties?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Dosanjh v Binpal, 2021 BCSC 1523 (CanLII):
The petitioner’s claim is grounded in breaches of fiduciary and statutory duties which resulted, he says, in 654 entering into a contract to sell the Property well below the fair market value and which was fair and unreasonable. This is very much like the circumstances in Este v. Esteghamat-Ardakani, 2020 BCCA 202 at para. 52, in that the harm to the applicant was not irreparable due to the fact that the harm could be described in terms of money and thus was quantifiable.
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