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ARTICLE · 14 SEPTEMBER 2022

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Insolvency Insider Features Successful Lawson Lundell Matter in its 'From the Courts' Newsletter.

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Insolvency Insider Features Successful Lawson Lundell Matter in its 'From the Courts' Newsletter

Lawson Lundell lawyers Bryan Gibbons and Noor Mann had one of their matters featured in the Insolvency Insider's 'From the Courts' newsletter that summarizes recent insolvency-focused court decisions. Bryan and Noor represented the construction lender in a successful application for disclaimer of pre-sale contracts and approval of a stalking horse bid relating to a six-storey commercial project in Vancouver. Colin Brousson of DLA Piper represented the receiver, the Bowra Group Inc.

The Stalking Horse Bidder received approval of a stalking horse bid process with respect to the sale of the entire development and a vesting order of title to the stalking horse bidder subject to the outcome of the stalking horse bidding process.

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