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Does the Federal Court have Jurisdiction to Review a Decision of an Insolvency Trustee?

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May 15, 2026

Does the Federal Court have Jurisdiction to Review a Decision of an Insolvency Trustee?

Jassmine Girgis of the University of Calgary looks at a recent Federal Court decision confirming that appeals or reviews of an insolvency trustee’s decision to disallow a creditor claim must proceed before the provincial superior courts identified in section 183 of the BIA, not the Federal Court, absent an express statutory grant of jurisdiction.

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