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The Supreme Court held that post-expropriation servitude agreements, read on their clear terms, allowed Hydro-Québec to route a second transmission line across the lots.
Appeal dismissed. The Court held that translucent glass openings in a wall built half on a neighbour’s land were prohibited “jours” under the Quebec Civil Code.
On expropriation valuation, the Supreme Court of Canada affirmed a $31,500 award and dismissed both appeal and cross-appeal with costs.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the respondents’ use of the appellants’ wall as an exterior party-wall required them to pay one-half its value.
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