The Toronto-Dominion Bank was ordered to pay nearly $50,000 in damages to a Montreal businessman of Iranian descent for failing to act reasonably when it cancelled his personal and money-services business accounts without explanation.
The scathing 15-page ruling by Quebec Superior Court Justice Gregory Moore illustrates yet again the reach of good faith under the Civil Code of Quebec, sheds light on TD Bank’s questionable litigation practices and tactics, and raises questions over the bank’s debatable understanding of its obligations as a financial institution dealing with economic sanctions.
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