I would note that the facts of this case bear some similarity to the facts of Mostyn v. Schmiing, 2011 BCSC 275. There, a sister and a brother who each owned 50% of the shares in the family company brought cross-applications for an order that the other sibling be required to sell their shares to them. Alternatively, each sought an order that the company’s assets be sold and the proceeds divided. The primary asset of the company was an apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver (at paras. 1-2).
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