Posted On: 11/25/2014 7:56:27 PM
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No lawsuit is my bet. Hard for a business to sue when they have yet to be licensed to conduct that business by Health Canada. No grounds as no harm no foul. You cannot claim harm when no foul has been committed.
Since no license has been granted, as far as we know, the company has no basis to file a claim. The town has not prevented them from operating a company since no license has been granted to operate the company . Since HC asked municipalities to get their acts together or risk legal non-conforming, the town has done that. As I mentioned yesterday it would be up to a judge to determine if acquired rights exist since no activity has taken place, as far as we know.
Who knows if they will sit down and work things out. One would hope that would be the case.
Since no license has been granted, as far as we know, the company has no basis to file a claim. The town has not prevented them from operating a company since no license has been granted to operate the company . Since HC asked municipalities to get their acts together or risk legal non-conforming, the town has done that. As I mentioned yesterday it would be up to a judge to determine if acquired rights exist since no activity has taken place, as far as we know.
Who knows if they will sit down and work things out. One would hope that would be the case.
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