Topic:"Legal Procedures" in M12298

re advised by NS Power that they could not access your property without an easement. However, several days later, NS Power cut trees on your property and a "line was run" to your neighbour's property. In your complaint, you ask that NS Pow...

AI summary The complainant alleges that NS Power cut trees on their property without an easement and ran a line to their neighbor's property. NS Power claims the work was done under a prescriptive easement based on longstanding infrastructure presence. The Board is asked to determine the validity of the easement and the appropriate course of action.

er to interpret legislation, it does not have the power to issue injunctions or award general damages. A process before the courts would generally be required to obtain this type of common law remedy. The Board also does not have the same...

AI summary The Board clarifies that it does not have the authority to determine the existence of prescriptive easements or provide remedies under the Land Registration Act , which requires court intervention. Legal advice is recommended for such matters.

er to interpret legislation, it does not have the power to issue injunctions or award general damages. A process before the courts would generally be required to obtain this type of common law remedy. The Board also does not have the same...

AI summary The Board clarifies that it lacks the authority to interpret the Land Registration Act or determine the existence of a prescriptive easement under the Act. It also cannot award common law remedies like injunctions or general damages. Legal advice is recommended for such matters.