Cross Border Vehicle Services Inc.
Follow- Proceeding
- Receivership (court-appointed)section 39 of the Law and Equity Act
- File
- S-242810
Cross Border Vehicle Services Inc. has been in court-appointed receivership since January 27, 2026, when the Supreme Court of British Columbia made a receivership order under section 243 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and provincial Judicature Act authority. The proceeding carries court file number S-242810 and remains active. The record of the case to date consists of the appointment order alone; no subsequent steps, reports or applications have been entered against the file, and the identity of the appointed receiver, the scope of its powers and the assets it has taken under its control are not set out in the record.
Placed Cross Border Vehicle Services Inc. into court-appointed receivership under BIA s. 243 and provincial Judicature Act authority, opening Supreme Court of British Columbia file S-242810.
Source: Receivership Order
Debtor
Cross Border Vehicle Services Inc.
Receiver
MNP
| # | Priority class | Creditor | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Secured | Coast Capital Savings · in 2 casesMortgages and secured line of credit registered against the Surrey Property (2570 King George Blvd. and 2587 154 St., Surrey, BC) — Figure is an approximation stated by the Receiver as 'totalling approximately $2.064 million', combining mortgage(s) and a secured line of credit; components not separately itemized in the report. — debtor: 2570 King George Highway Ltd. (registered owner), held in trust for RBR Investments Ltd. (beneficial owner) | $2.06M | First Report of the Receiver |
| 4 | Secured | Unnamed mortgage lender (personal residence)Mortgage and line of credit against personal residence at 18135 19A Avenue, Surrey, BC (PID: 004-440-285) — Individual (personal) defendant's own debt, not a corporate liability; lender not named in the report; approximate figure ('approximately $1.9 million'). — debtor: Richard Fortin (personal, jointly with spouse Carolyn Fortin) | $1.9M | First Report of the Receiver |
| 4 | Secured | Unnamed mortgage lender (personal residence)Mortgage against personal residence at 17280 Fedoruk Road, Richmond, BC (PID: 004-898-745) — Individual (personal) defendant's own debt, not a corporate liability; lender not named in the report; approximate figure ('approximately $1.29 million'). — debtor: Robert Enslen (personal, jointly with spouse Susan Enslen) | $1.29M | First Report of the Receiver |
| 4 | Secured | Robert Enslen Enterprises Inc. (REE)Unregistered mortgage receivable over the Surrey Property — Related party: REE holds a 33% interest in RBR. This mortgage is unregistered and forms part of the combined $1,000,000 unregistered mortgages against the Surrey Property held jointly with Birchard Holdings Ltd. — debtor: RBR Investments Ltd. | $500K | First Report of the Receiver |
| 4 | Secured | Birchard Holdings Ltd.Unregistered mortgage over the Surrey Property — Amount not separately stated; document states unregistered mortgages in favour of REE and Birchard Holdings Ltd. together total $1,000,000, of which REE's portion is separately stated as $500,000. Birchard appears to be a related company (linked to Enslen family per organizational chart). — debtor: 2570 King George Highway Ltd. / RBR Investments Ltd. | — | First Report of the Receiver |
| 8 | Unsecured | Callum Herdson (judgment creditor)Original Washington Superior Court judgment (December 2019 action) was USD $4,231,806.00 plus 12% per annum interest; the BC Court confirmed the Canadian dollar equivalent at $7,089,006.03 with ongoing accrual of post-judgment interest at BC statutory rates. No security is stated in respect of this claim. — debtor: Richard Fortin, Robert Enslen, XCar Inc., FTW Services Inc., XCar Remarketing Inc., Cross Border Vehicle Services Inc., Crossborder Vehicle Sales Ltd. (jointly and severally) · as of 27 Jan 2026 | $7.09M | First Report of the Receiver |
| 8 | Unsecured | Birchard Holdings Ltd.Related party (Birchard Holdings Ltd. is linked to the Enslen family per the organizational chart). The Receiver states further investigation is required to fully understand the relationship between REF and Birchard; $750,000 appears to be the original loan principal rather than a confirmed current outstanding balance. — debtor: REF Holdings Inc. | $750K | First Report of the Receiver |
“not stated” means the record names the claim without a figure; “—” means not in the extracted record.
This proceeding was commenced by a secured creditor. The record does not include the debtor’s own statement of assets and liabilities — that ceiling is the record’s, not this page’s.
| Date | Document | File |
|---|---|---|
First Report of the Receiver
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| Affidavit #5 of Ashley Kumar | ||
Order to Register Foreign Judgment
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Receivership Order
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Filing titles, dates, and extracted key facts are public.
CiteProceedings., “Cross Border Vehicle Services Inc.” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 20 September 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/cross-border-vehicle-services-inc