
When Retaining Walls Become Property Litigation
Property disputes between neighbours can begin with practical concerns involving access, grading, drainage, parking, retaining walls, or driveways. However, when those concerns involve registered easements and construction near a property boundary, the legal issues can become complex quickly. A recent Supreme Court of British Columbia decision, Flavel v. Comeau, considered a long-running dispute between neighbouring...
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