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by Mike Caswell

Canaf Group Inc. has filed a countersuit against its former director, Brad Jefferson, in which it claims that he inappropriately billed the company $210,000 for drilling and that he misappropriated a company asset. The counterclaim comes in response to a suit that Mr. Jefferson filed against Canaf in November, in which he said that the company owed him $100,000.

The dispute began on Nov. 3, 2010, when Mr. Jefferson filed a brief notice of civil claim (formerly known as a statement of claim) against Canaf in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. In it, he said that Canaf had agreed to pay him $210,000 in 2008, when he resigned as a director, but he only received $110,000.

The suit contained few details, including the reason for the payment. Mr. Jefferson sought damages for breach of contract, plus court costs and interest. The suit was filed on his behalf by Garth McAlister of Vancouver law firm McAlister Hallam.

Canaf's response and counterclaim

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