Online Practice Manuals

Hannigan v. Hannigan

• 2006 BCCA 167
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• 2007 BCCA 365
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2023)
   • Chapter 16. Varying Orders and Challenging Family Agreements in Supreme Court
     • VII. Setting Aside Clauses in Agreements [§16.54]
       • E. Factors Courts Consider when Setting Aside Family Agreements [§16.59]
         • 2. Applying the Defence of Mistake to Family Agreements [§16.61]
   • Chapter 18. Conducting Appeals of Supreme Court Orders in a Family Law Proceeding
     • III. Family Law Appeal to the Court of Appeal [§18.13]
       • N. Abandonment of an Appeal [§18.87]
2. Civil Appeal Handbook (Current to: January 01 2023)
   • Chapter 4. Commencing the Appeal and Prehearing Procedure
     • IX. Inactive or Abandoned Appeals [§4.118]
       • C. Reinstating Inactive or Dismissed Appeals on Application [§4.121]
3. Family Law Agreements: Annotated Precedents (Current to: November 15 2023)
   • Chapter 2. When Courts Will Vary or Set Aside a Family Law Agreement
     • IV. Procedural Fairness in the Formation of Family Law Agreements [§2.16]
       • F. Fraud and Non-disclosure [§2.22]
       • G. Mistake [§2.23]
   • Chapter 13. Family Law Agreement Clauses for Businesses, Investments, and Corporations
     • III. Companies [§13.10]
       • J. Valuing Company Shares [§13.20]
4. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2023)
   • Chapter 4. Property under the Family Law Act
     • XVIII. Classification of Assets under the Family Relations Act [§4.93]
       • A. Family Assets [§4.94]
         • 8. Ventures [§4.115]
     • XIX. Division of Family Assets under the Family Relations Act [§4.143]
       • A. Jurisdiction [§4.144]
         • 4. Assets That Are Subject to Division [§4.148]
   • Chapter 7. Family Law Agreements
     • IV. Setting Aside Agreement for Property and Debt Division [§7.9]
       • A. Defect in the Process of Making a Family Law Agreement [§7.10]
         • 4. Common Law Factors Rendering an Agreement Voidable [§7.14]
           • a. Mistake [§7.15]