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Gulf Islands Navigation Ltd. v. Seafarers’ International Union of North America (Canadian District)

• 1959 CanLII 291 (BC SC)
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• 1959 CanLII 272 (BC CA)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Creditors’ Remedies: An Annotated Guide (Current to: July 01 2022)
   • Chapter 4. Injunctions and Preservation Orders
     • II. Mareva Injunctions (Orders for Preservation of Assets) [§4.2]
       • G. Evidence and Disclosure Required for a Mareva Injunction [§4.9]
2. Injunctions: British Columbia Law and Practice (Current to: April 01 2022)
   • Chapter 1. Injunctions Principles and Practice
     • IV. Applying for an Injunction [§1.21]
       • C. Applying for an Interim Injunction [§1.24]
         • 7. Continuing or Setting Aside Interim Injunctions [§1.31]
   • Chapter 2. Mareva, Preservation, and Anton Piller Orders
     • II. Mareva Injunctions [§2.2]
       • G. Evidence and Disclosure Required for a Mareva Injunction [§2.20]
         • 3. Full and Frank Disclosure [§2.23]
   • Chapter 3. Injunctions in Land Use Disputes
     • II. Obtaining an Injunction in a Land Use Dispute [§3.4]
       • B. Notice Requirements in an Injunction Application [§3.19]
         • 1. Short Leave and Ex Parte [§3.20]
           • c. The Courts’ Reticence to Grant Ex Parte Injunctions against Civil Disobedience [§3.23]
             • i. The Defendants’ Need to Be Heard [§3.24]
     • III. The Order [§3.55]
       • C. Setting Aside an Ex Parte Injunction Order [§3.58]
3. Supreme Court Chambers Orders: Annotated (Current to: December 01 2022)
   • Chapter 10. Property and Injunctions (SCCR Part 10)
     • V. Rule 10-4—Interim and Interlocutory Injunctions [§10.24]
       • D. Comments [§10.28]