Law360 Canada (August 4, 2022, 6:44 AM EDT) -- Appeal by the defendant from a trial judge’s decision that it owed money for unpaid invoices. From 2002 to 2015, the plaintiff serviced HVAC units in the defendant’s condominium. In 2016, the defendant’s property manager sent the plaintiff an e-mail advising that the defendant was obligated to pay the invoices only if it was able to collect payment from the unit owners on whose behalf the work was done. In 2017, the plaintiff brought an action for damages for services supplied. The defendant argued that the action was barred by the Limitations Act. The trial judge held that the plaintiff brought the action as soon as it knew that an action would be an appropriate means to remedy the non-payment, even though many of the invoices were issued many years before the action....