Q2 2022’s case law covered a myriad of topics. From priming charges, to novel relief facilitating fewer court attendances, to the limits of section 11, this past quarter’s case law is not to be ignored. We also saw significant legislative amendments impacting the duties of trustees.

Join us for an informative hour-long discussion in which our expert panel considers the implications of a number of significant cases. We’ll cover, among other things:

• legislative amendments imposing a new tax payable by trustees, receivers and potentially super monitors;
• a case allowing for the priming of a third-ranking secured creditor, but not the first- and second-ranking creditors;
• mandatory mediation imposed on the Province of Nova Scotia over its objections;
• the proper method of valuing the assets subject to a secured claim in an insolvency proceeding;
• a creative restructuring involving debt forgiveness and an RVO;
• the Court’s concurrent approval of a stalking horse sales process and a conditional RVO; and
• the limits of section 11 when administrative and insolvency law intersect.