A BC Court of Appeal chambers judge declined to stop West Vancouver's demolition work during litigation over orders concerning an unsafe property. The decision treats the demolition order and the orders actually under appeal as separate issues, and rejects an attempt to expand the appeal into a fresh challenge to the municipality's underlying decision.
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BC appeal court refuses attempt to halt municipal demolition through another appeal
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