Brookbrand Wholesale Ltd. v. Hemp Hemp Horray Holdings Ltd

British Columbia Civil Resolution Tribunal · BC · Canada · 2025-07-25

No weight givenAcknowledged AI output tenderedchat-outputoffered by defendantchallenge: weight

Hemp Hemp Horray relied on screenshots of AI summaries about CBD oil. The CRT recognized AI can be a research tool but found unverified AI summaries unreliable and gave them little weight, deciding the dispute based on admissible evidence instead.

The court's finding, in its words

While a useful research tool, AI is also unreliable and sometimes provides inaccurate information.

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Decision: decisions.civilresolutionbc.ca · archived copy
Read: 2026-09-07 · link only — not yet readprovisional
Found via: Damien Charlotin acknowledged-AI-output lead CSV (CC0)
Notes: No exact CRT item URL located; row coded from lead excerpt. Publication-ban status not confirmed.

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