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Appeal dismissed; appellants failed to demonstrate different legal or practical interests justifying a separate creditor class.
In a CCAA proceeding regarding Stelco Inc., the Informal Independent Converts' Committee appealed an order denying them a separate class of creditors.
The Court of Appeal granted leave but dismissed the appeal, finding no legal error or error in principle in the motion judge's conclusion that the appellants lacked a different legal or practical interest from other unsecured creditors vis-à-vis the debtor.
Leave to appeal a CCAA sale approval order denied to an unsuccessful bidder lacking standing.
Ardagh PLC, an unsuccessful bidder in a court-approved sale process under the CCAA, sought leave to appeal the order approving the sale of Consumers Packaging Inc.'s assets to Owens-Illinois, Inc. The Court of Appeal refused leave, noting that leave to appeal in CCAA proceedings should be granted sparingly and not where it would prejudice the restructuring.
The court also noted that an unsuccessful bidder generally lacks standing to challenge a sale approval order.