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Sentence appeal in a municipal bylaw prosecution: the court corrected the daily minimum fine for Count 3, read “between” as five days, dismissed a transcript motion, and extended time to pay.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia struck Amarpreet Singh’s petition challenging a municipal bylaw conviction, finding it was not properly brought, was vexatious, and was an abuse of process.
The Form D was invalid because it was not properly served and the tenant was not 15 days in arrears; the premises were unfit for habitation and the landlord unlawfully re-let the unit and removed and disposed of the tenant's food, therefore the Director's order requiring the landlord to reimburse $500 for disposed food is confirmed.
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The court granted a limited interlocutory injunction restraining certain noisy picketing at a Vancouver hotel, finding a serious nuisance issue and no effective alternative remedy.
The court granted tailored interim injunctions restraining physical obstruction of hotel access and limiting picket-line noise, including a 75 dBA cap and bans on certain noise-making devices.
The court held the petitioner was substantially successful on the core judicial review issue and awarded him 40% of assessed costs, but no costs for the costs hearing.
The court struck parts of a civil claim and dismissed the rest, finding the City lawfully accepted surrender of two dogs from registered co-owners and had no duty to return them to the plaintiff.
The court granted a permanent injunction against cigar and tobacco smoking at a commercial unit after finding private nuisance, breach of lease, and bylaw violations.
The court dismissed judicial review of a fire inspector’s order requiring removal of a combustible canoe from a parking area, finding the order authorized and not patently unreasonable.
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