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If the oppressive conduct alone was enough to create the status of a creditor-complainant for the purposes of the oppression remedy, then the oppression remedy could be used by any plaintiff in any case where a corporation has caused damage through an otherwise conventional breach of contract or through tortious conduct.
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The law is clear that the
creditor-complainant has to be a creditor at the time of the alleged oppression: -
It is not
enough that the complainant became a creditor as a result of the allegedly
oppressive conduct, as was the case here. If this were the law, then it
would be “unsatisfactorily circular.”
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David ScrimshawIf the oppressive conduct alone was enough to create the status of a creditor-complainant for the purposes of the oppression remedy, then the oppression remedy could be used by any plaintiff in any case where a corporation has caused damage through an otherwise conventional breach of contract or through tortious conduct.
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The law is clear that the
creditor-complainant has to be a creditor at the time of the alleged oppression: -
It is not
enough that the complainant became a creditor as a result of the allegedly
oppressive conduct, as was the case here. If this were the law, then it
would be “unsatisfactorily circular.”
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