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Leanne Christie period painting of the Union steamship docks at the bottom of Carrall street with the Iroquis steamship

Iroquis Steamship. Oil on canvas. 24″ x 24″

Husband A filed for divorce on grounds of wife’s infidelity. They had separated over disagreements about the raising of their son and during the separation, the wife had had an affair with a lodger in her mother’s house.

leanne christie monochrome painting of the new Vancouver law courts

Equivocation Camouflaged. Oil on canvas. 36″ x 48″

Stoppes had applied for membership at Just Ladies Fitness, Metrotown and was denied based on his sex. The courts ruled against Stoppes as he was not adversely affected and no dignity had been lost.

Vancouver artist Leanne Christie painting of cargo ship being loaded with the Iron Worker

Downloading. Oil on canvas. 30″ x 30″

An employee at Viterra had been dismissed for failing to attend work on numerous occasions. The employee had had an operation resulting in an absence and was having to deal with numerous problems with his son

original painting by Leanne Christie of the newly built hotel Vancouver with her copper roof based on Vancouver Archives photo. Period painting

Before Oxidization. Oil on canvas. 24″ x 24″

Edith Brien had entered the men’s portion of the bar to sell socks. The proprietor had asked her to leave and had “handled” her in a way which was not proven but which may have led to her falling outside the door. Edith was looking for damages, the court ruled in favor of the Astoria.