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Director's Order revoked and appeal dismissed after site restored and section 46 approval granted.
The appellant appealed a Director's Order requiring it to cease using a former waste disposal site and remove vehicles.
The Director subsequently requested the Tribunal revoke the order and dismiss the appeal, noting the site had been restored, illegal waste removed, and a section 46 Environmental Protection Act approval granted for use as an unpaved parking lot.
The Tribunal found the revocation consistent with the purpose of the Act and in the public interest, revoked the Director's Order, and dismissed the appeal.
Adjournment of appeal hearing granted on consent subject to conditions for site restoration work.
The Appellant appealed a Director's Order requiring it to cease using a former waste disposal site and remove all vehicles and equipment.
The parties reached an agreement to request an adjournment of the hearing subject to specific conditions regarding site restoration work.
The Environmental Review Tribunal granted the adjournment on consent, imposing conditions including the completion of a slope stability study and site restoration work.
Appeal dismissed; oral evidence admissible to complete non-exhaustive termination agreement and establish misrepresentation.
The appellant appealed a trial judgment regarding a real estate commission split, arguing the trial judge erred by admitting oral evidence that altered a written termination agreement.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal, finding the oral evidence was admissible to complete the non-exhaustive agreement and to establish the appellant's misrepresentation regarding the properties he was working on.
The court also dismissed the appeal regarding an alleged award to a non-party and upheld the trial judge's discretionary costs award.
