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The court addressed retroactive and current child support, adult child status, s. 7 expenses, and property accounting following the parties’ divorce.
Leave to appeal was granted in an expropriation matter concerning the proper interpretation of s. 46(4) of the Expropriation Act and the calculation of additional interest.
Judicial review of a denial under the Extraordinary Assistance Plan was dismissed. The Court held the independent medical review found no qualifying transfusion evidence and the Minister lacked authority to grant relief.
Supreme Court of Canada held that expropriation compensation was market value plus recoverable drilling and testing costs, with an allowance for delay.
The Supreme Court upheld an expropriation valuation based on apartment development as the land’s highest and best use, but corrected the expense total and reduced the award slightly.
The Supreme Court of Canada fixed expropriation compensation at $143,275.69, valuing the land by highest and best use, rejecting added building value and special value, but allowing business disturbance damages.
Expropriation appeal on valuation to the owner, disturbance losses, and a discretionary 10% compulsory-taking allowance. The Supreme Court varied the award upward by $10,000.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Raymond’s appeal in an expropriation compensation dispute and allowed the Crown’s cross-appeal, reducing the award.
On expropriation, the Supreme Court of Canada held compensation should reflect market value, not unproven orchard potential. The cross-appeal was allowed and the owner’s higher award set aside.
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