What is the length of time taken to resolve the trust issue?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from BMF Trading v. Abraxis Holdings Ltd., 2002 BCCA 578 (CanLII):
The trust issue finally went to trial before Madam Justice Garson in September 2002 and occupied 14 days. She found that the plaintiff did not have clean hands, and on that and several other grounds, held that it was not entitled to an equitable remedy: BMF Trading v. Abraxis Holdings Ltd., 2002 BCSC 590. Findings at trial
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