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1143924 B.C. Ltd., Buffalo-Gentai (St. Johns) Investment Limited Partnership and Buffalo-Gentai Development Ltd.

Jan 26, 2022

1143924 B.C. Ltd., Buffalo-Gentai (St. Johns) Investment Limited Partnership and Buffalo-Gentai Development Ltd., the owners of certain lands in Port Moody, British Columbia, had a receiver appointed on January 27, on application by Prospera Credit Union, which provided mortgage financing in connection with the purchase of the lands. The companies have committed various events of default under the Prospera loan agreement, including by seeking a windup and dissolution of Buffalo-Gentai (St. Johns) Investment Limited Partnership, one of the debtors. The Bowra Group was appointed receiver. Counsel is Owen Bird Law Corporation for Prospera.

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