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Court Dismisses Claim Against GE Subsidiary in Medicine Hat Turbine Dispute

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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The Alberta Court of King's Bench dismissed the City of Medicine Hat's appeal against an arbitral award issued to Fieldcore Service Solutions Canada Company. The City of Medicine Hat had alleged C$2.8 million in damages related to a turbine ordered from General Electric. The court upheld the arbitral tribunal's finding that no breach of standard of care or duty to warn was established.

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Why it matters

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The ruling confirms that the bar for overturning an arbitral award in Alberta remains high, even when challenging procedural fairness or inadequate reasons. For General Electric's subsidiary, the decision reduces corporate liability exposure related to the equipment failure claim.

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Who's involved

  • Medicine HatInitiated the arbitration and the subsequent court challenge seeking damages.
  • General ElectricThe original supplier of the turbine that was the subject of the damage claim.

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