Brushett Realty Ltd. v. Nova Scotia, (1975) 3 N.R. 620 (SCC)
Judge | Spence and Beetz, JJ. |
Court | Supreme Court (Canada) |
Case Date | February 06, 1975 |
Jurisdiction | Canada (Federal) |
Citations | (1975), 3 N.R. 620 (SCC) |
Brushett Realty Ltd. v. N.S. (1975), 3 N.R. 620 (SCC)
MLB headnote and full text
Brushett Realty Ltd. v. Province of Nova Scotia
Indexed As: Brushett Realty Ltd. v. Nova Scotia
Supreme Court of Canada
Martland, Judson, Ritchie,
Spence and Beetz, JJ.
February 6, 1975.
Summary:
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Expropriation - Topic 1130
Measure of compensation - Taking of partially developed subdivided land - Part of the land taken was likely to be used for building purposes in the immediate or reasonably near future - The Appeal Division increased a compensation award by 80% and stated that the trial court failed "to give adequate emphasis to the potential" of the land - The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an appeal by the Province of Nova Scotia.
Expropriation - Topic 3002
Compensation award - Partially developed subdivision land - The Nova Scotia Housing Commission took four parcels comprising 44 acres for purposes of a land assembly project - The Appeal Division increased the award to the landowner from $68,380 to $122,810 - The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an appeal by the Province of Nova Scotia.
Counsel:
Ian H.M. Palmeter, Q.C. and Willard Strug, for the appellant;
Harold F. Jackson, Q.C. and David Reardon, for the respondent.
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