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Ministry of Attorney General Court Services Online New Case Report 01-SEP-2021 to 03-SEP-2021 Ministry of Attorney General Page: 1 of 14 Court Services Online New Case Report 29-SEP-2021 TO 01-OCT-2021 File Contains Court Location File Number Classification of File Style of Cause Electronic Docs Date Opened Abbotsford Law 24658 Provincial-Small Claims HILTON, Pamela vs YES 28-SEP-2021 Courts SJODEN, Anne 01314 Supreme-Motor Vehicle NAIR, Appu vs SINGH, YES 09-SEP-2021 Accidents Satwinder 01313 Supreme-Supreme Civil LASLO, Allen vs LASLO, YES 15-SEP-2021 (General) Donald 01315 Supreme-Supreme Civil JONES, Chandra vs YES 10-SEP-2021 (General) 9426396 CANADA LIMITED OPERATING AT DEEPU'S NO FRILLS Campbell River Law 15224 Supreme-Motor Vehicle REMPEL, Rosa vs BRAR, YES 01-OCT-2021 Courts Accidents Mohinder 14896 Supreme-Probate PHILLIPS, Jordon vs YES 27-SEP-2021 PHILLIPS, John 14897 Supreme-Probate CORMIER, Debra vs YES 28-SEP-2021 NELSON, David 15223 Supreme-Supreme Civil REMPEL, Rosa vs YES 01-OCT-2021 (General) INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Chilliwack Law 39013 Supreme-Foreclosure EQUITABLE BANK vs YES 29-SEP-2021 Courts MCGRUGAN, Tyler 39011 Supreme-Motor Vehicle MICHELL, Todd vs YES 28-SEP-2021 Accidents MICHELL, Sarah 23116 Supreme-Probate GILLIES, Lubow vs GILLIES, YES 29-SEP-2021 Gary 23117 Supreme-Probate SIVILAY, Tony vs SIVILAY, YES 29-SEP-2021 Samsay 23118 Supreme-Probate MCLACHLAN, Mary vs YES 29-SEP-2021 MCLACHLAN, Duncan 39012 Supreme-Supreme Civil MAYO, Kristin vs ESTATE YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) OF ALLAN REGINALD WILLIAM MAYO Courtenay Law 02779 Provincial-Small Claims HARPELL, Jonathan vs YES 29-SEP-2021 Courts YEMEN, Kevin 10366 Supreme-Motor Vehicle TURNER, Jayleen vs YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents SOMMERFIELD, Christopher 10367 Supreme-Motor Vehicle O'KRAINETZ-COLGAN, YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents Sabrina vs STONE, Crystal 10368 Supreme-Motor Vehicle INGVARTSEN, Soren vs YES 01-OCT-2021 Accidents KRAMBECK, Ashley 7961 Supreme-Probate GUELPA, Paul vs GUELPA, YES 29-SEP-2021 Stephanie 7962 Supreme-Probate BUCHANAN, Amanda vs YES 29-SEP-2021 BUCHANAN, Linda 7963 Supreme-Probate SMITH, Edgar vs YES 29-SEP-2021 HYNDMAN, Elizabeth Report Id: CSOR081 Printed: 01-OCT-2021 03:54 pm Ministry of Attorney General Page: 2 of 14 Court Services Online New Case Report 29-SEP-2021 TO 01-OCT-2021 File Contains Court Location File Number Classification of File Style of Cause Electronic Docs Date Opened Courtenay Law 7964 Supreme-Probate BAKER, James vs CLARK, YES 01-OCT-2021 Courts Susan 7965 Supreme-Probate BURCHILL, Valerie vs YES 01-OCT-2021 ANDERSSON, Craig Cranbrook Law 30887 Supreme-Probate LANGFORD, Jennifer vs YES 28-SEP-2021 Courts ROY, Clara 30888 Supreme-Probate POW, Elizabeth vs POW, YES 28-SEP-2021 William 30889 Supreme-Probate RAD, Susan vs WRIGHT, YES 28-SEP-2021 Kelly 30892 Supreme-Probate TAIT, Jesse vs TAIT, Brenda YES 29-SEP-2021 30743 Supreme-Supreme Civil BLUE STRIPE FINANCIAL YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) LTD. vs COMMISSO, Steven Eric 30884 Supreme-Supreme Civil 0767783 B.C. LTD. vs HER YES 27-SEP-2021 (General) MAJESTY THE QUEEN AS REPRESENTED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Dawson Creek Law 23460 Supreme-Supreme Civil WEIDNER INVESTMENTS vs YES 01-OCT-2021 Courts (General) GLADUE, Leanne Duncan Law Courts 20940 Supreme-Motor Vehicle SMITH, Heather vs THE YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 079 (COWICHAN) 20941 Supreme-Motor Vehicle ROSTAS, Julia vs ISNER, YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents Donna 20942 Supreme-Motor Vehicle MACKAY, Kevin vs FOOTE, YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents David 20944 Supreme-Motor Vehicle SMALL, Kevin vs JONES, YES 01-OCT-2021 Accidents Julie 20945 Supreme-Motor Vehicle MURPHY, Shannon vs YES 01-OCT-2021 Accidents JONES, Julie 20951 Supreme-Probate ROCHON, Paul vs YES 28-SEP-2021 WILLIAMS, Isaac 20952 Supreme-Probate ELLIS, Fae vs QUON, John YES 28-SEP-2021 20953 Supreme-Probate STURROCK, Ian vs YES 28-SEP-2021 STURROCK, Felice 20954 Supreme-Probate BESWICK, Sara vs YES 28-SEP-2021 CLOUGH, Stephen 20955 Supreme-Probate PERKS, John vs PERKS, YES 28-SEP-2021 Elsy 20943 Supreme-Supreme Civil IVERSON, Scott vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) RHODES, Judy Golden Law Courts Report Id: CSOR081 Printed: 01-OCT-2021 03:54 pm Ministry of Attorney General Page: 3 of 14 Court Services Online New Case Report 29-SEP-2021 TO 01-OCT-2021 File Contains Court Location File Number Classification of File Style of Cause Electronic Docs Date Opened Golden Law Courts 6503 Provincial-Small Claims STEINHEBER, Martin vs YES 29-SEP-2021 KHAN, Ray 6504 Supreme-Probate ANDREWS-GREENE, Evelyn YES 29-SEP-2021 vs ELLIS, Marion 6506 Supreme-Probate LECLERC SELLERS, YES 01-OCT-2021 Genevieve vs SELLERS, Kirtlan Kamloops Law 60561 Supreme-Foreclosure CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK YES 28-SEP-2021 Courts OF COMMERCE vs THE EXECUTOR vs ADMINISTRATOR vs PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF EVELYN ROSE GRAFF, DECEASED 60566 Supreme-Foreclosure SCOTIA MORTGAGE YES 29-SEP-2021 CORPORATION vs THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 60565 Supreme-Motor Vehicle GRAYSTON, Corey vs YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents KAUR, Harkiran 19015 Supreme-Probate STEPHEN, Sharon vs YES 29-SEP-2021 STEPHEN, Benjamin 19016 Supreme-Probate MAISONNEUVE, Robert vs YES 29-SEP-2021 MAISONNEUVE, Allister 60560 Supreme-Supreme Civil OLSEN, Klover vs OLSON, YES 28-SEP-2021 (General) Dorothy 60562 Supreme-Supreme Civil WALKEM, Thomas vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) CURNOW, Mary 60567 Supreme-Supreme Civil JULES, Freda vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) TK'EMLUPS TE SECWEPEMC Kelowna Law Courts 132010 Provincial-Small Claims LENDCARE CAPITAL INC vs YES 29-SEP-2021 NELSON, Parker 132027 Provincial-Small Claims GEOTILITY GEOTHERMAL YES 01-OCT-2021 INSTALLATIONS CORP vs MATIESHEN, Michael 132005 Supreme-Motor Vehicle FRANK, Alexander vs PAEZ, YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents Maria 132006 Supreme-Motor Vehicle TOKARCHUK, Tawana vs YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents MONROE, Mark 132008 Supreme-Probate HOLLOWAY, Marilyn vs YES 29-SEP-2021 HOLLOWAY, Edward 132013 Supreme-Probate KRCZIZANOWSKI, Tina vs YES 29-SEP-2021 KRCZIZANOWSKI, Charlotte 132015 Supreme-Probate NISHI, Victor vs YES 29-SEP-2021 KURAHASHI, Shigeko Report Id: CSOR081 Printed: 01-OCT-2021 03:54 pm Ministry of Attorney General Page: 4 of 14 Court Services Online New Case Report 29-SEP-2021 TO 01-OCT-2021 File Contains Court Location File Number Classification of File Style of Cause Electronic Docs Date Opened Kelowna Law Courts 132016 Supreme-Probate SPIELMANN, Jaime vs REA, YES 29-SEP-2021 James 132017 Supreme-Probate SMITH, Terry-Lynn vs YES 29-SEP-2021 ASSAM, Anita 132021 Supreme-Probate AMERO, Ronald vs YES 01-OCT-2021 LAVIGNE, Leta 132025 Supreme-Probate NO 01-OCT-2021 132007 Supreme-Supreme Civil EARLY, Harvey vs CANADA YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LA COMPAGNIE D'ASSURANCE DU CANADA SUR LA VIE 132011 Supreme-Supreme Civil CHABAN, Edward vs SAGE YES 01-OCT-2021 (General) CREEK DEVELOPMENTS INC. 132028 Supreme-Supreme Civil HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN YES 01-OCT-2021 (General) IN RIGHT OF CANADA AS REPRESENTED BY THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL REVENUE vs BAWDEN, Alistair Nanaimo Law Courts94354 Provincial-Small Claims SMART MOVE SERVICES vs YES 27-SEP-2021 HOFMANN, Ute 94359 Provincial-Small Claims DO IT RIGHT PROPERTIES YES 29-SEP-2021 INC. vs CREATIVE CONCEPTS CONSTRUCTION INC. 94376 Supreme- PARKLAND PLACE vs YES 01-OCT-2021 Enforcement/Legislated VANDERHEIDE, Sonia Statute 94379 Supreme- PARKLAND PLACE vs YES 01-OCT-2021 Enforcement/Legislated FIELDEN, Daniel Statute 94364 Supreme-Foreclosure 460 MORTGAGE YES 01-OCT-2021 INVESTMENT CORPORATION vs MARCEAU, Gregory 94356 Supreme-Motor Vehicle HOOK, Gail vs FRIARS, YES 28-SEP-2021 Accidents David 94357 Supreme-Motor Vehicle CLOSE, Ashley vs YES 28-SEP-2021 Accidents HARTWIG, Donald 94358 Supreme-Motor Vehicle CLOSE, Ashley vs YES 28-SEP-2021 Accidents LAURENCE, Darcy 94371 Supreme-Motor Vehicle HUBBARD, Chad vs KAYE, YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents Curtis 94348 Supreme-Probate DELANEY, Cassandra vs YES 27-SEP-2021 OSWALD, John Report Id: CSOR081 Printed: 01-OCT-2021 03:54 pm Ministry of Attorney General Page: 5 of 14 Court Services Online New Case Report 29-SEP-2021 TO 01-OCT-2021 File Contains Court Location File Number Classification of File Style of Cause Electronic Docs Date Opened Nanaimo Law Courts94370 Supreme-Probate EHMIG, David vs EHMIG, YES 29-SEP-2021 Barbara 94373 Supreme-Probate ERICKSEN, Divinia vs YES 29-SEP-2021 BOND, Martina 94378 Supreme-Probate ROUTLEY, Ian vs YES 01-OCT-2021 ROUTLEY, Eleanor 94404 Supreme-Probate JOHNSON, Marilyn vs NO 01-OCT-2021 JOHN, Alan 94360 Supreme-Supreme Civil SEDOLA, Frederick vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 94361 Supreme-Supreme Civil LIM, Benjamin vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 94362 Supreme-Supreme Civil LIM, Alexander vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 94363 Supreme-Supreme Civil CAKE, Darien vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 94372 Supreme-Supreme Civil FORTIN, Cameron vs YES 29-SEP-2021 (General) FORTIN, Joseph New Westminster 18616 Provincial-Small Claims GOLLA, Hazel vs REDDY, YES 29-SEP-2021 Law Courts Brian 18617 Provincial-Small Claims CAMPBELL, Latoya vs YES 29-SEP-2021 WASFI, Assad 240992 Supreme-Foreclosure RYAN MORTGAGE INCOME YES 29-SEP-2021 FUND INC. vs LEE, Joseph 240722 Supreme-Motor Vehicle AHMADI, Shafiqullah vs YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents BLACKLINE PAVING LTD. 240725 Supreme-Motor Vehicle SANDHU, Lakhvir vs HART, YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents Harry 240728 Supreme-Motor Vehicle GRAY, Brandi vs YES 29-SEP-2021 Accidents SANGHERA, Amarjit 240729
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