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TELUS Corp., Re

• 2012 BCSC 1919
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Company Law Practice Manual (Current to: August 15 2025)
   • Chapter 12. Arrangements
     • I. Introduction to Arrangements [§12.1]
       • C. Examples of How Arrangements Are Used [§12.4]
         • 2. Exchange of Securities [§12.6]
     • II. Adoption of Arrangement [§12.18]
       • A. Adoption Requirements [§12.19]
         • 1. Shareholders [§12.20]
           • b. Meetings—Interim Order [§12.22]
         • 2. Classes Within Classes [§12.26]
           • a. When This May Occur [§12.27]
         • 4. Other Persons [§12.36]
       • B. Information for Meetings [§12.49]
     • III. Role of the Court [§12.50]
       • A. Authority of the Court to Make Orders [§12.51]
         • 1. Meeting or Separate Vote: Section 291(2) (e) [§12.52]
         • 2. Call Meeting or Hold Vote: Section 291(2) (b) [§12.53]
         • 3. Refusal to Approve: Section 291(4) (a) [§12.54]
       • B. Court Ordered Meetings [§12.55]
         • 2. Nature of Interim Orders [§12.57]
           • b. Additional Considerations for Interim Orders [§12.59]
         • 6. Court Ordered Meetings Not Covered by Section 289(1) [§12.63]
       • C. Court Approval Order [§12.64]
         • 1. Ability to Fix Terms [§12.65]
         • 2. Criteria for Approving Arrangements [§12.66]
           • d. Application of BCE Inc. Test [§12.70]
             • iii. Re iAnthus Capital [§12.73]
             • viii. Re TELUS Corp. [§12.78]
           • f. Additional Case Principles [§12.89]
             • ii. Outcome of the Vote [§12.91]
             • v. Necessity [§12.94]
     • VII. Dissent Rights in Relation to an Arrangement [§12.133]
       • B. Judicial Interpretation of Whether Dissent Rights Should Be Granted [§12.135]