R v Rutenberg

2013 BCSC 2215
Canadian CourtBritish Columbia2013False invoices and whether work was actually done
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Case Overview

See the full reasons on CanLII for the underlying facts.

Legal Issue

False invoices and whether work was actually done

Decision

Applied Canadian fraud principles to false invoices and whether work was actually done.

Why this Case Matters

Contributes to the body of case law shaping how fraud is proven in Canada.

What Changed Because of This Case

Reinforces how the modern fraud test is applied to specific fact patterns.

Practical Implications for Investigators

Investigators should align evidence to dishonest conduct, deprivation or risk, and accused knowledge.