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Record no. 326
Case name: Jamieson v. Creston (Town)
Date: 1992-09-25
Jurisdiction: Canada - British Columbia
Court: Supreme Court
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Parties: Name   Appearing as
  Jamieson, Frank Herbert   Petitioner
  Jamieson, Mildred Johanna   Petitioner
  Creston (Town)   Respondent
Decision makers: Name Designation
Esson, William A. C.J.S.C.
Lawyers: Name   Appearing for
  Burke, Reinhard   Petitioner
  Melville, J. Bruce   Respondent
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Decision: Application by property owners to set aside a by-law authorizing expropriation of part of the Petitioners' land for a street widening project. The by-law was alleged to be void for uncertainty. The application was allowed in respect of a portion of the by-law purporting to grant the Respondent power to enter the remainder of the land to construct works of mitigation. The remainder of the by-law was found to be valid legislation.
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ExLaw citation: [1992] EXLAW 300
Neutral citation: N/A
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  [1993] EXLAW 123 B.C. C.A. 1993-12-13
  [1996] EXLAW 171 B.C. E.C.B. 1996-06-25
  [1999] EXLAW 295 B.C. C.A. 1999-03-22
  [1999] EXLAW 299 B.C. C.A. 1999-05-12
  [1999] EXLAW 302 B.C. E.C.B. 1999-06-02
  [2000] EXLAW 313 B.C. E.C.B. 2000-05-16
  [2000] EXLAW 323 B.C. E.C.B. 2000-07-28
  [2001] EXLAW 310 B.C. S.C. 2001-03-06
  [2001] EXLAW 312 B.C. E.C.B. 2001-03-21
  [2001] EXLAW 324 B.C. E.C.B. 2001-06-19
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