Queenstone Law Legal Blog
Articles on BC Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Topics We Cover: Construction, Contracts, Real Estate, and More
Meet the Author: Angela Cao, Litigation Lawyer in Vancouver
What Can Void Contracts in British Columbia
In British Columbia, contracts can be vitiated—rendered void or voidable—by factors such as misrepresentation, mistake, duress, undue influence, and illegality. These doctrines protect parties from unfair or unlawful agreements and ensure that contracts are formed with genuine consent and lawful purpose.
Breach of Contract in British Columbia
Breach of contract occurs when one party fails to fulfill its obligations under a legally binding agreement. In British Columbia, contract law provides a framework for enforcing agreements and resolving disputes when those obligations are not met.
This blog explores the nature of breach of contract, the types of breaches, available remedies, and practical considerations for parties involved in contract disputes.