Halifax County Condominium Corporation No. 277 v. Halifax Regional Water Commission,
| Jurisdiction | Nova Scotia |
| Court | Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia (Canada) |
| Neutral Citation | 2024 NSCA 1 |
| Citation | 2024 NSCA 1 |
| Docket Number | CA 524882 |
| Date | 03 January 2024 |
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2 practice notes
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Forgeron v. Garner
...intentionally or negligently (see Bryson J.A. in Halifax County Condominium Corporation No. 277 v. Halifax Regional Water Commission, 2024 NSCA 1 at 17, citing Canada (Attorney General) v. MacQueen, 2013 NSCA 143 at [34] Those elements are as follows: Any direct and physical intrusion onto ......
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Clouter v. Garrett
...and unreasonable. As Justice Bryson observed in Halifax County Condominium Corporation No. 277 v. Halifax Regional Water Commission, 2024 NSCA 1, para. 17, in practice, it can be difficult to say whether an interference is direct or indirect and therefore a trespass or a nuisance. Nuisance ......
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Forgeron v. Garner
...intentionally or negligently (see Bryson J.A. in Halifax County Condominium Corporation No. 277 v. Halifax Regional Water Commission, 2024 NSCA 1 at 17, citing Canada (Attorney General) v. MacQueen, 2013 NSCA 143 at [34] Those elements are as follows: Any direct and physical intrusion onto ......
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Clouter v. Garrett
...and unreasonable. As Justice Bryson observed in Halifax County Condominium Corporation No. 277 v. Halifax Regional Water Commission, 2024 NSCA 1, para. 17, in practice, it can be difficult to say whether an interference is direct or indirect and therefore a trespass or a nuisance. Nuisance ......
