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Lac Minerals Ltd. v. International Corona Resources Ltd.

• 1989 CanLII 34 (SCC)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Advising British Columbia Businesses (Current to: October 01 2022)
   • Chapter 9. Advising a Business on Intellectual Property
     • VI. Trade Secrets [§9.175]
       • A. What Are Trade Secrets? [§9.176]
   • Chapter 10. Advising a Business on Labour and Employment Issues
     • VI. Restrictive Covenants in the Employment Relationship [§10.44]
       • A. Confidential Information [§10.45]
       • B. Non-competition and Non-solicitation [§10.46]
         • 2. Fiduciary Duty of Employees [§10.48]
2. British Columbia Business Disputes (Current to: August 01 2016)
   • Chapter 2. Fiduciary Duty
     • I. Introduction [§2.1]
     • II. The Basic Framework [§2.2]
       • A. The Fiduciary Concept [§2.3]
       • D. Related Bases of Liability [§2.6]
         • 5. Misuse of Confidential Information [§2.11]
     • III. Fiduciary Relationships [§2.13]
       • A. General Principles [§2.14]
       • B. Per Se or Presumptive Fiduciary Relationships [§2.15]
       • C. Ad Hoc or Fact-specific Fiduciary Relationships [§2.16]
         • 1. Criteria [§2.17]
         • 2. Ad Hoc Fiduciary Relationships in Commercial Settings [§2.18]
     • VII. Remedies [§2.31]
       • C. Accounting of Profits [§2.34]
   • Chapter 3. Unjust Enrichment
     • VII. Remedies [§3.43]
       • B. The Remedial Constructive Trust [§3.45]
   • Chapter 6. Breach of Confidence
     • II. Elements of the Cause of Action [§6.2]
       • A. Confidential Nature of Information [§6.3]
       • B. Communication in Confidential Circumstances [§6.4]
       • C. Recipient Misuse of Information to Detriment of Confider [§6.5]
     • IV. Relationships of Confidence [§6.7]
     • V. Remedies [§6.10]
       • A. General Principles: Lac Minerals and Cadbury Schweppes [§6.11]
       • D. Damages [§6.14]
       • E. Constructive Trust [§6.15]
   • Chapter 14. Damages and Other Remedies
     • X. Equitable Remedies [§14.54]
       • A. Restitution [§14.55]
         • 1. Restitution and Unjust Enrichment [§14.56]
       • B. Constructive Trusts [§14.59]
         • 2. In What Circumstances Can or Should a Constructive Trust Be Declared or Imposed? [§14.61]
           • a. Fiduciaries [§14.62]
       • C. Accountings of Profits [§14.66]
         • 6. Pre-breach Entitlement [§14.75]
   • Chapter 16. Professional Negligence
     • II. Preliminary Matters [§16.2]
       • B. Distinguishing Negligence from Breach of Fiduciary Duty [§16.4]
3. Estate Disputes in British Columbia: A Litigator’s Guide (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • Chapter 15. Resulting Trusts, Unjust Enrichment, Constructive Trusts, and Secret Trusts
     • III. Unjust Enrichment [§15.21]
       • B. Elements of the Cause of Action for Unjust Enrichment [§15.23]
         • 1. Elements of Unjust Enrichment: Enrichment and Corresponding Deprivation [§15.24]
     • IV. Constructive Trusts [§15.37]
       • B. Constructive Trusts as a Remedy for Unjust Enrichment [§15.39]
         • 1. Whether a Constructive Trust Is the Appropriate Remedy [§15.40]