Key Points of the Case:

1. Claim Details:
   • Filed on February 7, 2020.
   • Allegations of sham corporate transactions to strip assets and swap corporate identities to evade recovery on a prior claim.
   • Claims involve piercing the corporate veil to recover against Boucher, Boudreau, and their entities.
2. Defense Argument:
   • Asserted that the limitation period had expired.
   • Argued that the respondents knew or should have known about the facts before February 2018.
3. Respondents' Argument:
   • Claimed their application was filed within two years of discovering the cause of action.
   • Alleged that the reorganization was concealed and aimed at evading liability.
4. Evidence Submitted:
   • Moving Parties:
     • Affidavits from Lindsay Corey and Brittney Durnford.
   • Respondents:
     • Affidavit from Scott Johnson.
5. Key Events and Dates:
   • Initial lawsuit in 2010 against AFL Tank Manufacturing Ltd.
   • Corporate reorganization between 2010-2016.
   • Discoveries and document disclosures revealing changes in corporate structure.
6. Judge's Findings:
   • The judge acknowledged the complexity and historical changes in corporate entities.
   • Determined that a genuine issue of material fact exists regarding when the claim was discoverable.
   • Motion for summary judgment was dismissed, allowing the matter to proceed to trial.

Conclusion:

• The motion for summary judgment was denied.
• The case will continue to trial to resolve the factual disputes regarding the discoverability of the claim and the intention behind the corporate restructuring.
• The document did not provide a specific monetary award or costs ordered in this particular decision.