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La Cour a rejeté la demande de contrôle judiciaire et confirmé comme raisonnables le refus de transférer et de prolonger un permis forestier de catégorie 2.
The court struck a judicial review petition challenging security gate authorizations on forestry roads, finding the Forest Practices Board complaint process an adequate alternative remedy.
The court granted AJB an interlocutory injunction against a logging blockade, finding irreparable harm and that the balance of convenience favored access to the land.
The court dismissed British Columbia’s statutory appeal, holding the Forest Appeals Commission’s interpretation of “escape” and s. 22(4) of the Wildfire Regulations was reasonable.
The court quashed telewarrants issued to a non-peace officer, dismissed the appeal on return of copies, and ordered return of seized items and copies within 14 days.
The court dismissed a petition seeking a building permit for a mobile home on managed forest land, holding the existing F-1 zoning bylaw prevailed over repealed provincial authorization.
Leave to appeal was dismissed because the proposed grounds challenged factual and mixed fact-and-law findings about a timber boundary and statutory defences, not pure questions of law.
The court held arbitrators under the Timber Harvesting Contract and SubContract Regulation lack jurisdiction to award punitive damages and cannot add abuse-of-process claims to s. 25 rate disputes.
Motion for particulars in an Aboriginal title and rights case. Most demands were dismissed as seeking evidence, but particulars were ordered on first contact and Regulation 92/97.
Appeal from a logging rate arbitration was allowed in part. The court found errors in interpreting “competitive by industry standards” and amended the base rate.
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