Jennifer McCarthy

The plaintiff, Paul Wilson, sought costs following a successful summary judgment motion against Stephen McNeill and Cannabis Innovation Group Ltd. (CIG) for a loan, and an unsuccessful motion against Argentia Gold Corporation (AGC).

Wilson sought full indemnity costs from McNeill and CIG due to fraudulent misrepresentation.

AGC sought substantial indemnity costs from Wilson.

The court awarded Wilson partial indemnity costs from McNeill and CIG.

It also awarded AGC partial indemnity costs from Wilson, finding it reasonable for Wilson to have sued AGC given McNeill's role as CEO.

The court then issued a Bullock order, making McNeill and CIG responsible to Wilson for the costs he owed AGC, finding it fair given their actions led to AGC's involvement.

A Sanderson order was deemed inappropriate due to McNeill and CIG's financial resources.

The plaintiff, Paul Wilson, sought summary judgment against Stephen McNeill, Cannabis Innovation Group Ltd. (CIG), and Argentia Gold Corporation (AGC) for an unpaid $100,000 loan.

The court found that McNeill, as the directing mind of CIG, made fraudulent misrepresentations regarding AGC's financial projections, inventory, and valuation, which induced Wilson to make the loan to CIG.

The court granted summary judgment against CIG and pierced the corporate veil to hold McNeill personally liable due to the fraudulent conduct.

However, the claim against AGC was dismissed, as it was not a party to the loan agreement, and there was no evidence of unjust enrichment or oppressive corporate acts by AGC.