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The notice of civil claim does not, even assuming its allegations true, plead any interest in the Sagebrush Property or a sufficient nexus between the pleaded causes of action and that property; therefore the CPL was improperly registered and must be cancelled under s.215 LTA; costs to petitioners at Scale B and special costs declined.
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The court set aside default judgments against all defendants, finding no wilful default, a defence worthy of investigation, and that justice favoured a merits hearing.
The court cancelled a 1959 building scheme on Lot 36 as obsolete under s. 35 of the Property Law Act and dismissed the Smiths’ injunction petition.
The British Columbia Supreme Court dismissed a self-represented petition seeking cancellation of registered title, a vesting order in allodium, and a “certified unregistered title.”
The court dismissed the CPL cancellation application in substance, finding the pleadings could support an interest in land. One CPL was lifted by consent to register an easement.
The court held the father’s joint tenancy interest was only legal title and that he held it on trust for his son’s estate, subject to accounting.
La Corte anuló un CPL sobre terrenos del demandado y eliminó las alegaciones de enriquecimiento injusto y trust constructivo por tratarse de un reclamo monetario.
The court cancelled a certificate of pending litigation against the property, restrained further CPL filings, and awarded costs to the petitioner.
La Cour rejette l’appel et confirme que la nullité de certaines clauses positives n’invalide pas le reste du droit de passage statutaire.
The court held the petition to discharge two section 219 no-build covenants was not premature and granted cancellation under the Property Law Act.
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