A. Ostrom

The plaintiff brought a motion in writing for default judgment against the defendant.

The plaintiff had invested $105,000 for a 7% interest in the defendant's business based on representations about its profitability.

The business closed shortly after the investment, and the defendant failed to return the funds as required by their agreements.

The court found the defendant liable for breach of contract and fraudulent misrepresentation, awarding the plaintiff $105,000 for the return of the investment, $28,050 in monthly compensation, and $7,000 in costs.

The plaintiff brought a motion in writing for default judgment in the amount of $105,000 after the defendant failed to respond to the amended statement of claim.

The plaintiff had purchased a minority shareholding interest in the defendant's business, which was permanently closed shortly after.

The court exercised its discretion under Rule 19.02(3) of the Rules of Civil Procedure to order the plaintiff to serve the defendant with the motion record and endorsement, adjourning the matter for 30 days to allow the defendant to respond.

The plaintiff and defendant entered into an oral agreement to purchase a commercial property through a newly incorporated company.

The plaintiff contributed $400,000 and the defendant was to contribute $2.3 million, but the defendant later refused to provide more than $800,000, causing the transaction to fail.

The vendors sued the plaintiff and the company, resulting in a settlement and forfeited deposit.

The plaintiff sued the defendant for breach of contract to recover his losses.

The court found a valid oral agreement existed, rejected the defendant's Statute of Frauds and corporate law defences, and awarded the plaintiff $184,230.42 in damages.