Scott McAnsh is a member at the Assessment Review Board with 200 decisions on record from 2014 to 2019. Key areas include property tax assessment, administrative law, other tribunals.

What tribunal does Scott McAnsh sit on?

Scott McAnsh sits on the Assessment Review Board.

What areas of law does Scott McAnsh decide?

Scott McAnsh's most common areas include Property Tax Assessment (200 decisions), Administrative Law (105 decisions), Other Tribunals (16 decisions). Scott McAnsh has handled 200 decisions across 3 areas.

How many decisions has Scott McAnsh made?

Scott McAnsh has 200 decisions on record from 2014 to 2019.

Who frequently appears before Scott McAnsh?

Representatives who frequently appear before Scott McAnsh include Karey Lunau, Makael Nur, Brittany Kee.

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Scott McAnsh — Member

Property Tax Assessment

Administrative Law

Other Tribunals

Scott McAnsh

Member·Assessment Review Board·Since 2014

200

cases · 6 yrs · OARB

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Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardMar 1, 2019

Property assessment appeals dismissed due to appellant's failure to serve a Statement of Issues.

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) brought a motion to dismiss the property assessment appeals filed by the appellant for the 2013-2016 taxation years.

The appellant failed to serve a Statement of Issues by the deadline set by the Assessment Review Board and did not respond to multiple requests from MPAC.

The Board found the appellant in clear and egregious breach of the Rules, which prejudiced MPAC's ability to manage the case.

The motion was granted and the appeals were dismissed.

Northern Waste Transfer Services v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 16523

Subuola Awoleri

OARB0 cases2015–2026

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 28, 2019

Property assessment appeals dismissed due to owner's failure to file a Statement of Issues.

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) brought a motion to dismiss the property assessment appeals filed by the owner for the 2017 and 2018 taxation years.

The owner failed to provide his Statement of Issues by the date specified by the Assessment Review Board and did not respond to MPAC's correspondence or the motion.

The Board found that the owner's breach of the Rules prejudiced MPAC by straining its resources and causing it to incur additional expenses.

The motion was granted and the appeals were dismissed.

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. Terry Rafih, 2019 CanLII 16520

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 25, 2019

Assessment appeals dismissed due to property owner's failure to serve a Statement of Issues.

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) brought a motion to dismiss the property owner's assessment appeals for the 2016, 2017, and 2018 taxation years.

The owner failed to serve a Statement of Issues by the deadline set in the schedule of events and did not respond to MPAC's subsequent request.

The Assessment Review Board found the owner in clear and egregious breach of the Rules of Practice and Procedure, which prejudiced MPAC's ability to manage the case.

The motion was granted and the appeals were dismissed.

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. Costaway Holdings Ltd., 2019 CanLII 16518

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 25, 2019

Assessment appeals dismissed due to the appellant's failure to serve a Statement of Issues.

MPAC brought a motion to dismiss the property owner's assessment appeals for the 2017 and 2018 taxation years due to the owner's failure to serve a Statement of Issues.

The Assessment Review Board found that the owner breached the Rules of Practice and Procedure in a clear and unilateral way, causing prejudice to MPAC's case management.

The motion was granted and the appeals were dismissed.

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. 1736262 Ontario Limited, 2019 CanLII 16524

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

Jean-Paul Pilon

OARB0 cases2018–2023

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 22, 2019

Motion for leave to file late property assessment appeal and request for reconsideration denied.

The moving party sought leave to file a late request for reconsideration and a late appeal of its 2017 property assessment.

The Assessment Review Board denied the motion.

The Board found it lacked jurisdiction to extend the time for a request for reconsideration because the property was in the multi-residential class, for which such a request is not a statutory precondition.

The Board also refused to allow a late appeal under Rule 26(b) because the moving party did not file the appeal within 30 days of becoming aware of the assessment.

2035332 Ontario Limited v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 14, 2019 CanLII 14339

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 22, 2019

Property assessment appeal dismissed due to the appellant's failure to serve a Statement of Issues.

The moving party brought a motion to dismiss the respondent company's property assessment appeal because the company failed to serve a Statement of Issues by the required deadline.

The Assessment Review Board found that the company's breach of the Rules was clear, egregious, and unilateral.

Accepting that the moving party suffered prejudice in its case management due to the failure, the Board granted the motion and dismissed the appeal.

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. 1736262 Ontario Limited, 2019 CanLII 14334

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

Jean-Paul Pilon

OARB0 cases2018–2023

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 22, 2019

Motion for late property assessment appeal denied due to failure to file timely request for reconsideration.

The moving party sought leave to file a late appeal of her 2016 property tax assessment, claiming she did not receive the reassessment notice because it was sent to the wrong address.

The Assessment Review Board denied the motion, finding that it had no jurisdiction to extend the time to file a request for reconsideration outside the taxation year.

Because a timely request for reconsideration is a statutory prerequisite for a residential property appeal under the Assessment Act, the Board could not accept the late appeal.

Alexandria Ward v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation ("MPAC"), Region 15, 2019 CanLII 14337

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 22, 2019

Application to file late property assessment appeal granted as timely due to MPAC mailing error.

The applicant sought permission to file a late appeal of its 2018 property assessment, having missed the deadline stated in MPAC's response to its request for reconsideration.

The Assessment Review Board found that MPAC had mailed its response to the wrong address, engaging the secondary statutory deadline under subsection 40(5) of the Assessment Act.

Calculating from the date MPAC was required to respond, the Board determined the applicant's filing was actually submitted before the true deadline.

The application was therefore treated as a timely appeal.

Candida Holdings (Sarnia) Limited v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 26, 2019 CanLII 14343

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

Pierre R. Lavigne

OARB2 cases2019–2025

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 19, 2019

Condominium assessment reduced to reflect decreased value caused by by-law restricting student rentals.

The appellant appealed the MPAC assessment of his condominium unit for the 2018 taxation year, arguing the assessed value of $216,000 was too high.

The appellant contended that a condominium by-law restricting single-family use and effectively banning student rentals negatively impacted the property's value compared to neighbouring buildings without such restrictions.

The Assessment Review Board agreed that the by-law change constituted a substantial change in permitted uses, rendering pre-bylaw sales and sales from neighbouring buildings less comparable.

Relying on a post-bylaw sale of a similar unit, the Board reduced the assessment to $182,500.

MacMillan v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 14354

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 19, 2019

Late property assessment appeal permitted where owner did not receive notice and balance of prejudice favoured extension.

The applicant property owner sought permission to file a late appeal of its 2017 property assessment.

The applicant did not receive its notice of assessment and only learned of the increased assessment when contacted by the municipality regarding tax arrears.

Although the application was filed beyond the 30-day limit in Rule 26(b), the Board extended the time, finding that the balance of fairness and prejudice favoured the applicant.

The application was granted, and the 2017 appeal was permitted, which also deemed a 2018 appeal to have been filed.

348166 Ontario Ltd v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 14332

Robert Tchegus

1 case2019–2019

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 14, 2019

Time to appeal property assessments extended due to palpable error of duplicate roll numbers.

The moving party applied to extend the time to appeal property assessments for the 1999 to 2017 taxation years.

The property had been mistakenly assigned two separate roll numbers, resulting in duplicate assessments and over-taxation.

The Assessment Review Board found that the assignment of two roll numbers to a single legal parcel constituted a palpable error.

The Board exercised its discretion to extend the time for filing appeals, finding it would be unreasonable, unfair, and highly prejudicial to leave the assessment roll closed.

Marlene Parent Bleau v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 11625

Calvin Ho

In Private Practice23 cases2012–2026

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 14, 2019

Motion for late property assessment appeal denied as applicants failed to prove non-receipt of notice.

The moving parties sought permission to file a late appeal of their property assessments for the 2014, 2015, and 2016 taxation years.

They argued that a 2013 settlement agreement with MPAC should apply to subsequent years.

The Assessment Review Board denied the request, finding that the moving parties failed to meet the requirements of Rule 26(b) of the Board's Rules of Practice and Procedure.

Specifically, they did not provide evidence that they failed to receive their notices of assessment, nor did they file their application within 30 days of becoming aware of the assessment issues.

Horn v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 11612

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 14, 2019

Assessment appeals dismissed due to property owner's failure to serve a statement of issues.

MPAC brought a motion to dismiss the property owner's assessment appeals for the 2013-2016 taxation years because the owner failed to serve a statement of issues as required by the Board's Rules of Practice and Procedure.

The owner did not respond to the motion.

The Assessment Review Board found that the owner's breach was clear, egregious, and unilateral, and caused prejudice to MPAC's case management.

The motion was granted and the appeals were dismissed.

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 18 v. Greengable Holding Ltd., 2019 CanLII 11624

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 8, 2019

Application for extension of time to file late property assessment appeal denied due to receipt of notice.

The moving party sought an extension of time to file a late appeal of an omitted property assessment issued in 2017.

The moving party had previously been denied an extension of time to file a request for reconsideration.

The Assessment Review Board found that because the moving party had received the notice of omitted assessment, he did not meet the essential requirements of Rule 26(b) of the Board's Rules of Practice and Procedure.

The application to file a late appeal was denied.

Benjamin Munroe v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 9706

Board varies previous decision, finding no jurisdiction over taxation years where no appeal was filed.

The moving parties requested a review of a previous Assessment Review Board decision that classified their property in the multi-residential property class for the 2011 to 2016 taxation years.

They argued that no appeal had been filed for the 2013 taxation year, and therefore the Board had no jurisdiction to decide the classification for 2013 to 2016.

The Board found that the City of Oshawa did not file an appeal for the 2013 taxation year, and the deeming provisions of the Assessment Act did not apply because 2012 and 2013 had different valuation days.

The Board rejected the City's arguments based on equity and palpable error, concluding it had no jurisdiction to cure a failure to appeal.

The previous decision was varied to remove the appeals for the 2013 to 2016 taxation years that were not properly filed.

CHC Student Housing Oshawa Inc. v. City of Oshawa, 2019 CanLII 9703

Jeff Cowan

14 cases2007–2025

Carl Davis

27 cases2015–2020

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardFeb 6, 2019

Time to serve Statement of Issues extended due to exceptional circumstances and lack of prejudice.

The moving parties appealed the assessment of a shopping development and failed to serve a Statement of Issues by the deadline in the Schedule of Events.

They brought a motion to extend the time to serve their Statement of Issues, citing ongoing discussions with MPAC and the pending issuance of supplementary assessments as reasons for the delay.

MPAC consented to the extension.

The Assessment Review Board found that the confluence of substantial property changes, pending supplementary assessments, and communication errors constituted exceptional circumstances under Rule 82.

Finding no prejudice to any party, the Board granted the extension and set a new commencement date.

Riotrin Properties (Weston) Inc. et al. v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 09 et al., 2019 CanLII 9705

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardJan 30, 2019

Application for late property assessment appeal denied for failing to meet Rule 26(b) requirements.

The applicant sought permission to file a late appeal of the 2017 assessment of his farm property, which had been classified as residential due to a change in ownership.

The Assessment Review Board denied the application, finding that the applicant failed to meet the requirements of Rule 26(b) of the Board's Rules of Practice and Procedure.

Specifically, the applicant did not prove that he failed to receive the notice of assessment, nor did he prove that he filed the application within 30 days of becoming aware of the classification issue.

Keith Batho v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 7192

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardJan 28, 2019

Request to reinstate withdrawn property assessment appeal denied due to insufficient evidence of error.

The appellant requested the reinstatement of a property assessment appeal that had been withdrawn, claiming the withdrawal was made in error.

The Assessment Review Board denied the request under Rule 122(a) of its Rules of Practice and Procedure.

Although the application was timely and made by a party, the appellant failed to provide sufficient evidence demonstrating how the withdrawal occurred in error, offering only a bald assertion.

Precision Resource Canada Ltd. v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 21, 2019 CanLII 7197

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardJan 28, 2019

Property assessment appeals dismissed due to appellant's failure to serve a statement of issues.

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) brought a motion to dismiss property assessment appeals filed by the previous owner, C/O Baywood Homes, for the 2013 to 2016 taxation years.

The appellant failed to serve a statement of issues by the required deadline and did not respond to MPAC's requests or appear on the motion.

The Assessment Review Board found the appellant in clear and egregious breach of the Rules, which prejudiced MPAC's case management.

The motion was granted and the appeals were dismissed.

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. C/O Baywood Homes, 2019 CanLII 7188

Scott McAnsh

OARB0 cases2014–2019

OARBAssessment Review BoardJan 18, 2019

Motion for broad disclosure denied as disproportionate; extension of time granted due to Board delay.

The moving party, 1141557 Ontario Ltd., brought a motion before the Assessment Review Board seeking an order compelling MPAC to disclose 11 categories of documents and an order extending the time to serve its Statement of Issues.

The Board denied the disclosure request, finding that the requested documents were overly broad, not proven to be relevant to any specific issue in dispute, and not proportional at the initial disclosure stage.

However, the Board granted the extension of time, finding that the Board's own delay in scheduling the motion constituted exceptional circumstances and that the balance of prejudice favoured extending the timeline for all parties.

1141557 Ontario Ltd. v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 30, 2019 CanLII 3426

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Roman AndrzejewskiAgent
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200

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Tribunals

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Scott McAnsh

Northern Waste Transfer Services v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 16523

Subuola Awoleri

Scott McAnsh

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. Terry Rafih, 2019 CanLII 16520

Scott McAnsh

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. Costaway Holdings Ltd., 2019 CanLII 16518

Scott McAnsh

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. 1736262 Ontario Limited, 2019 CanLII 16524

Scott McAnsh

Jean-Paul Pilon

2035332 Ontario Limited v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 14, 2019 CanLII 14339

Scott McAnsh

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. 1736262 Ontario Limited, 2019 CanLII 14334

Scott McAnsh

Jean-Paul Pilon

Alexandria Ward v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation ("MPAC"), Region 15, 2019 CanLII 14337

Scott McAnsh

Candida Holdings (Sarnia) Limited v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 26, 2019 CanLII 14343

Scott McAnsh

Pierre R. Lavigne

MacMillan v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 14354

Scott McAnsh

348166 Ontario Ltd v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 14332

Robert Tchegus

Scott McAnsh

Marlene Parent Bleau v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 11625

Calvin Ho

Scott McAnsh

Horn v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 11612

Scott McAnsh

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 18 v. Greengable Holding Ltd., 2019 CanLII 11624

Scott McAnsh

Benjamin Munroe v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 9706

Visha Sukdeo

Phillip Sanford

Karey Lunau

Scott McAnsh

CHC Student Housing Oshawa Inc. v. City of Oshawa, 2019 CanLII 9703

Jeff Cowan

Carl Davis

Scott McAnsh

Riotrin Properties (Weston) Inc. et al. v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 09 et al., 2019 CanLII 9705

Scott McAnsh

Keith Batho v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, 2019 CanLII 7192

Scott McAnsh

Precision Resource Canada Ltd. v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 21, 2019 CanLII 7197

Scott McAnsh

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. C/O Baywood Homes, 2019 CanLII 7188

Scott McAnsh

1141557 Ontario Ltd. v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Region 30, 2019 CanLII 3426

for 1141557 Ontario Ltd.

for 1230093 Ontario Inc.

for 1329089 Ontario Limited

for 1514947 Ontario Inc.

for 1649050 Ontario Ltd.

for 1763931 Ontario Limited

for 2035332 Ontario Limited

for 2226776 Ontario Limited

for 2317089 Ontario Ltd.

for 2320480 Ontario Limited

for 234900 Ontario Ltd.

for 2397146 Ontario Inc.

for 2418900 Ontario Inc.

for 2440781 Ontario Limited

for 348166 Ontario Ltd

for Alignvest Management Corporation

for Bath Road Car Wash Inc.

for Bela Acres Holding Inc.

for Bitonti Motors Ltd

for Block 9A Developments Ltd.

for Britannia Yacht Club Inc.

for Canada Post Corporation

for Canadian Tire Corporation Limited

for Candida Holdings (Sarnia) Limited

for Champlain Properties Limited

for CHC Student Housing Oshawa Inc. and 1700 Simcoe Street (Ari) Ltd.

for Cherry Beach Sailing Clubs

for City of Brantford

for City of Greater Sudbury