NSPI Complaint - Land Access - EATON
What's happened
Filing Timeline
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25 Sep
DecisionNSEB dismissed Jennifer Eaton's land access complaint against Nova Scotia Power, finding it lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate prescriptive easement claims under the Land Registration Act.
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09 Jul
DocumentComplainant Jennifer Eaton filed a late reply to NSPI's response in land access complaint M12298, disputing the utility's characterization of the electrical connection as a like-for-like replacement.
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19 Jun
DocumentNova Scotia Power filed a response to a land access complaint from Jennifer Eaton, asserting prescriptive easement rights based on over 35 years of continuous infrastructure presence on her property.
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11 Jun
DocumentNova Scotia Power requested a one-week extension to file its reply to the Jennifer Eaton land access complaint
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28 May
CorrespondenceNSEB acknowledges Jennifer Eaton's land access complaint against Nova Scotia Power, setting June 11 deadline for NSPI response
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27 May
DocumentJennifer Eaton filed a complaint alleging Nova Scotia Power entered her property on April 4, 2025 and installed a power line without an easement or permission.
The filings themselves
Documents
Key documents
1 file
- 99469 Board Decision Letter - redacted
Exhibits
2 files
- E-1 Complaint (Redacted
- E-2 NSPIs Response to Complaint (redacted)
Other documents
4 files
- 97827 Acknowledgment Letter
- 97994 NSPIs Extension Request
- 99104 Complainant's Comments re NSPI Response
- 99469 Board Decision Letter - redacted
What's discussed — click to drill in
Topics
Complaint Resolution
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Regulatory Approval Processes
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Legal Procedures
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Boards Regulatory Rules
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Energy And Regulatory Boards Act
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Regulatory Oversight
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Affordability
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Compliance Legislation
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Rate Smoothing Adjustment
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