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Record no. 40
Case name: Telep v. Maple Ridge (District)
Date: 1992-11-03
Jurisdiction: Canada - British Columbia
Court: Expropriation Compensation Board
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Parties: Name   Appearing as
  Owen, Mary   Claimant
  Telep, Bernice Irene   Claimant
  Telep, David   Claimant
  Telep, John   Claimant
  Telep, Michael   Claimant
  Telep, Peter   Claimant
  Telep, Stephen Joseph   Claimant
  Maple Ridge (District)   Respondent
  School District No. 42 (Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows)   Respondent
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Clark, David J. Member
  Coates, John A. Member
  Grover, Michael R. Member
Lawyers: Name   Appearing for
  Macintosh, George K.   Claimant
  Clemens, Murray A.   Respondent
  Williamson, Barry S.   Respondent
Experts: Name Occupation Appearing for
  Hume, Peter Planner Claimant
  Laird, David Engineer Claimant
  Pavlakovic, Mario Appraiser Claimant
  Cavazzi, David C. Appraiser Respondent
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Decision: Application by the Claimants to the British Columbia Expropriation Compensation Board for determination of compensation pursuant to the Expropriation Act, S.B.C. 1987, c. 23. These applications resulted from three separate expropriations conducted by two expropriating authorities. The subject properties were located in the District of Maple Ridge. They were adjacent to each other and had similar characteristics. The Claimants sought to have compensation determined by the Board at a single hearing. The Board ordered that the claims be heard consecutively.

A preliminary issue arose from an agreement between some of the Claimants and Maple Ridge whereby a parcel of land owned by Maple Ridge was transferred to the Claimants in exchange for one of the parcels expropriated pursuant to s. 42 of the Act. The Board held that it had jurisdiction to determine whether the exchange partially or completely satisfied one of the claims for compensation.

The Board awarded $1,021,650 compensation for market value of the first parcel, $505,000 for market value of the second parcel and $992,000 for market value of the third parcel. The substituted land was valued at $180,000 which was applied as part of the advance payment toward the third parcel. The Claimants were also awarded regular and additional interest and costs.
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ExLaw citation: [1992] EXLAW 40
Parallel citations: (1992) 48 L.C.R. 83
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