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Metro-Can Construction (TC) Ltd. v. Kingdom Langley Project Limited Partnership

• 2024 BCSC 462
  • Go to CanLII for full text

The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Builders Liens Practice Manual (Current to: April 01 2025)
   • Chapter 3. The Lienable Interest
     • IX. The Lien Against the Holdback [§3.43]
   • Chapter 6. Loss or Discharge of Lien
     • III. Securing Liens Pending their Further Dispute: Section 24 [§6.10]
       • D. Practical Concerns when Considering Lien Security Proceedings [§6.20]
         • 2. Effect of Securing [§6.22]
         • 3. Problems and Issues with Lien Security Proceedings [§6.23]
           • g. Scope of Security [§6.30]
   • Chapter 7. The Builders Lien Holdback
     • IV. The Holdback Lien [§7.16]
   • Chapter 8. The Builders Lien Trust
     • VI. Breach of Trust [§8.9]
   • Chapter 9. Priorities and Builders Liens
     • I. Priorities and the Lien Claimant [§9.1]
       • B. Priorities Between Lien Claimants [§9.19]
         • 6. Distribution of Funds Among Lien Claimants [§9.25]
   • Chapter 11. Bonds and Subcontractor Default Insurance
     • VI. The Lien Bond [§11.12]
       • C. Posting Security by Lien Bond [§11.15]
         • 2. Posting Security by Agreement [§11.17]
   • Chapter 12. Solicitor’s Liability Under the Builders Lien Act
     • II. Solicitor’s Liability Under the Builders Lien Act [§12.2]
       • B. Sources of Potential Solicitor’s Liability Under the Builders Lien Act [§12.4]
         • 10. Causing a Holdback Defence to Be Lost by Using a Trust Agreement Rather Than Section 24 [§12.14]
         • 24. Relying on Section 24 Security in Dealing with Holdback Funds [§12.28]
2. British Columbia Real Estate Development Practice Manual (Current to: December 01 2024)
   • Chapter 10. Construction Contracts
     • V. Specific Clauses in Construction Contracts [§10.15]
       • K. Builders’ Lien Holdback [§10.52]