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Archive for September, 2006

Month: September 2006

Reasonable Notice: 24 Months

by Johannes Schenk / On September 27, 2006 / In Employment Law
Stroppa v. Globe Foundry Ltd., 2005 BCSC 312, is a dismissal case. The defendant business was owned by three siblings. The 47 year old female plaintiff was one of those siblings and was also employed by the business as office…
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Board of Variance: Third Party Appeals

by Johannes Schenk / On September 26, 2006 / In Municipal Law
Planning matters, whether they relate to development permits, building permits or zoning changes can get pretty heated. Can you say NIMBY? The Salisbury Gardens matter in Vancouver City is a perfect example of a planning matter gone sideways. A developer…
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Municipal Bylaw Interpretation

by Johannes Schenk / On September 21, 2006 / In Municipal Law
Interpreting municipal bylaws can be a difficult task at the best of times. You need to rely on every aspect of the bylaw to properly assist your interpretation. It's not often that you see the recitals relied on but it…
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Injunctions: Irreparable Harm and Business Losses

by Johannes Schenk / On September 20, 2006 / In Municipal Law
The Plaintiff in Kosub et al. v. Cultus Lake Park Board, 2006 BCSC 1410, had leased waterfront property from the Parks Board and had spent considerable time and money on improvements on the property. The plaintiff was in the process…
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Dismissal of an “At Pleasure Appointee”

by Johannes Schenk / On September 12, 2006 / In Employment Law, Municipal Law
Dismissal of statutory appointees has recently been examined by the BC Supreme Court in McKenzie v. Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General et al., 2006 BCSC 1372 and Martin v. The City of Vancouver, 2006 BCSC 1260. Martin involved…
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