Sometimes. Wilson v. Alharayeri confirms that personal liability can be imposed on directors in oppression proceedings where the oppressive conduct is properly attributable to them and personal liability is fit in the circumstances; the Court also stressed that the oppression remedy is meant to rectify harm to the complainant, not to operate as a windfall or punitive device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can directors be personally liable in a shareholder dispute?
What we do
Our Services
+ Receivership, Insolvency and Bankruptcy LitigationReceivership, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Litigation
Let us solve your legal issue
- intake@melaw.ca
- (416) 923-0003
Years
Experience
0
+
Successful
Cases
0
+
Main Areas of
Specialization
0
+
Dedication to
Your Case
0
+
Reach out to us today
- We will review your case
- Evaluate your options
- Provide tailored solutions
- Develop a strategic plan
- Protect your business interests