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Who鈥檚 Suing Whom: May 24, 2023

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The B.C. Supreme Court in 91原创

These corporate claims were filed with the B.C. Supreme Court registry in 91原创.

Information is derived from notices of civil claim. Civil claims have not been tested or proven in court. 

Defendants

Access Superior Mechanical Ltd. and Aars Shiddheek also known as Aars Shiddeek also known as Aar Aboobucker Shiddheek also known as Aar Subuhan Shiddheek

Plaintiff

Royal Bank of Canada

Claim

$470,788 and $159,885 and $744 to cover loans to Access Superior Mechanical that were guaranteed by Shiddheek.

Defendants

1233885 B.C. Ltd. and 1156197 B.C. Ltd. and Aars Shiddheek also known as Aars Shiddeek also known as Aar Aboobucker Shiddheek also known as Aar Subuhan Shiddheek

Plaintiff

Royal Bank of Canada

Claim

$428,984 and $24,975 to cover loans to the numbered companies that were guaranteed by Shiddheek.

Defendant

Darren Nicholls

Plaintiff

Avantage Partners Inc.

Claim

Damages for breach of agreement and breach of the duty of confidence after the defendant, a former consultant for the plaintiff, downloaded confidential information on the plaintiff’s contractors, staff and customers before launching a competing business.

Defendant

Wonderland Entertainment Inc.

Plaintiffs

1381274 B.C. Ltd. and 1278803 B.C. Ltd. and Yue Xu also known as Vivia Xu

Claim

$132,000 to repay a loan from the shareholder plaintiffs to the defendant.

Defendant

White Willow Investments Ltd.

Plaintiff

TK Performance Cycle Inc.

Claim

An order that the defendant, as landlord, continue with an agreement with the plaintiff to honour its one-half interest in a property the defendant was also a tenant of.