Three brothers engaged in a protracted dispute over the proceeds and operations of their family farming and construction businesses.
The plaintiffs claimed the defendant owed significant sums for personal expenses improperly charged to the company and imbalances in shareholder loan accounts.
The court found the company's records unreliable and ordered a formal accounting for the loan accounts and gas expenses.
Most other claims and counterclaims were dismissed as unproven or statute-barred under the Limitations Act, though one plaintiff was ordered to repay misappropriated fire insurance and sawmill proceeds.
