The appellants appealed a Small Claims Court decision ordering them to repay $21,029.98 to the respondent for a botched solarium roof replacement.
The trial judge found the work was shoddy, negligent, and performed without a building permit, providing no benefit to the respondent.
The trial judge also pierced the corporate veil to hold the individual appellant personally liable.
The Divisional Court dismissed the appeal, finding no palpable and overriding error in the factual findings and upholding the decision to impose personal liability due to the individual's improper conduct.
