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The City of Rossland confirms that it will not be appealing the decision issued on January 16, 2023, by Justice Lyster of the BC Supreme Court concerning the five lawsuits brought against the City by four companies associated with Warren Hamm. "We accept the decision of the BC Supreme Court and will not be appealing it," said Mayor Andy Morel. "We will comply with the court's
On Jan. 16, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled that the City of Rossland should reconsider a local resident’s applications for development permits, based on recordings of two virtual council meetings that have been uploaded onto YouTube.
April 06, 2021 - 7:00 AM A B.C. real estate law firm is on the hook for $75,000 after it gave a Brazilian client shoddy advice about the foreign buyers tax. In what the judge described as an unfortunate sequence of events Brazilian national Carolina Tellini was left to pay the foreign buyer tax because real estate law firm Bell Alliance failed to tell her about her options. According to a March 26, B.C. Supreme Court decision, Tellini and her husband moved to Canada in 2015 and bought a house in North Vancouver prior to the foreign buyers tax coming into place. However, the following year the couple separated and Tellini organized with her bank to have the mortgage and property ownership transferred solely into her name. She then contacted conveyancing firm Bell Alliance to help her with the transaction.