I sued a corporation in small claims court. I won my case, but the company refuses to pay me. The director/shareholder is letting her company fail and refuses to pay me despite the judgment. She owns real estate and rental income personally but claims to no longer have any dealings with her company, which is still registered with the Quebec Enterprise Registrar. Can I compel the director/shareholder to honor the judgment in her own name, as this constitutes professional misconduct? If she goes bankrupt, will I be able to get payment from the bankruptcy trustee?
Hello,
No, you cannot enforce your judgment against the administrator unless you obtain a new judgment against her.
No, you cannot enforce your judgment against the administrator unless you obtain a new judgment against her.
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