What is the province's reliance on the fact trailers were hooked up upon delivery?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Chemainus Gardens RV Resort Ltd. v. British Columbia (Attorney General), 2021 BCCA 402 (CanLII):
The Province also relies on the fact the trailers were hooked up upon delivery. However, these actions constitute post-contractual conduct which may only be considered where there is ambiguity in the contract that cannot be resolved through the text and circumstances of formation: Wade v. Duck, 2018 BCCA 176 at para. 28. The judge found no ambiguity and, as a result, could not consider post-contractual conduct.
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