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Whitehorse court orders contempt sanctions in commercial land use dispute

In a third contempt application over the use of land, the Yukon Supreme Court imposed sanctions against Annie Lake Trucking and issued removal directions for material and mobile homes on the property. The ruling illustrates how prolonged noncompliance with a municipal court order can escalate enforcement beyond further warnings.

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Source and further context Supreme Court of Yukon, original decision PDF ↗

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