By: Anthony Pugh, Law Works Editor: Ben Hanuka, Law Works In Wheatberries Bakery Ltd. v Tracy’s Cafe Langdale Limited, a February 19, 2021, decision of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, the court allowed a licensor’s claim against a former licensee for damages based on termination of the licence agreement without notice. Key facts The licensor, Wheatberry Bakery (“Wheatberry”), operated bakeries and coffee shops throughout the coast of BC.
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