What is the test for a statement of claim against CIBC?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Dempsey et al. v. Envision Credit Union et al., 2006 BCSC 750 (CanLII):
Paragraph 41 of the Gravlin and Darmantchev v. CIBC statement of claim states: The defendant, CIBC, fraudulently, unlawfully and without colour of right, created money out of thin air, and at no cost or risk to the Defendant CIBC who fraudulently and unlawfully “loaned” these unlawfully created monies to the plaintiffs and the proposed class members with interests;
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