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No Limits Sportswear Inc. v. 0912139 B.C. Ltd.

• 2014 BCSC 999
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• 2014 BCCA 258
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• 2015 BCSC 339 (Chambers)
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• 2015 BCCA 193
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• 2015 BCSC 1121
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• 2015 BCSC 1698
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Business Disputes (Current to: August 01 2016)
   • Chapter 6. Breach of Confidence
     • II. Elements of the Cause of Action [§6.2]
       • B. Communication in Confidential Circumstances [§6.4]
     • V. Remedies [§6.10]
       • D. Damages [§6.14]
   • Chapter 14. Damages and Other Remedies
     • X. Equitable Remedies [§14.54]
       • A. Restitution [§14.55]
         • 1. Restitution and Unjust Enrichment [§14.56]
           • b. Restitution of Benefits Wrongfully Acquired [§14.58]
2. British Columbia Civil Trial Handbook (Current to: July 01 2021)
   • Chapter 3. Investigating the Civil Case and Gathering Evidence
     • III. Sources of Testimonial Evidence [§3.3]
       • B. Gathering Evidence of the Opposing Party [§3.5]
         • 1. Using the Examination for Discovery Process [§3.6]
           • b. Whom to Examine for Discovery? [§3.8]
3. British Columbia Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 4. Discovery
     • III. Examination for Discovery in a Civil Action [§4.57]
       • B. The Person to Be Examined for Discovery [§4.64]
         • 2. Corporation Who Is a Party [§4.66]
       • O. Use of Examination for Discovery Evidence at Trial [§4.102]
         • 1. Reading in Evidence [§4.103]
     • IV. Privilege in a Civil Action [§4.108]
       • A. Grounds for Privilege [§4.109]
         • 2. Communications for the Dominant Purpose of Pending or Anticipated Litigation [§4.111]
4. Discovery Practice in British Columbia (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • Chapter 3. Examination for Discovery
     • III. Who May Be Examined for Discovery [§3.9]
       • F. Examining a Corporation [§3.15]
         • 3. Examining a Past Representative [§3.18]
   • Chapter 4. Privilege in the Discovery Process
     • II. Categories of Privilege [§4.2]
       • A. Class or Blanket Privilege [§4.3]
         • 4. Privilege over Settlement Negotiations and Settlement Agreements [§4.9]
           • b. Settling with Some, Continuing against Others: Privilege over Completed Settlement Agreements [§4.11]
     • III. Loss of Privilege [§4.30]
       • C. No Loss of Privilege by Disclosure to Parties with a Common Interest [§4.43]
   • Chapter 8. Use of Discovery Evidence at Trial
     • II. Use of Examination for Discovery Evidence at Trial [§8.4]
       • A. What Discovery Evidence May Be Used at Trial [§8.5]
         • 7. Using Discovery Evidence of a Past Representative of a Party [§8.12]
5. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2020)
   • Chapter 16. Privilege as an Evidentiary Rule
     • II. Is (or Was) the Evidence Privileged? [§16.2]
       • G. Other Confidential Relationships and Records [§16.17]
         • 3. Third Party Private Records and Diaries [§16.20]
           • d. Discovery Evidence [§16.24]