How Compensation Is Determined In An Expropriation
It can be difficult to accept, after working hard to make the money you need to buy a property, or after receiving property through inheritance, that the municipal, provincial and federal governments, have the right to take the property away without the owners consent in an expropriation.
In fact, a Royal Commission Inquiry into Civil Rights conducted in 1968 concluded that there is general agreement that the exercise of this power in actual cases constitutes and invasion of civil rights in our current legal system. Notwithstanding this, the power conferred and exercised in proper cases and according to proper principles in necessary in the public interest.
In other words, what the Commission tells us is that, while it is recognized that expropriation is an invasion of civil rights under the law, it is necessary for governments to have the power to expropriate property, when the expropriation is in the public interest.
But the Commission, recognizing the violation of the landowners civil rights, set out what has become one of the main purposes behind the Ontario Expropriations Act, which is the fulfillment by the state of its obligations to repair the injury caused to particular individuals for the public good, and to minimize the loss, inconvenience, and disturbance to the life of its citizens to as great an extent as possible.
To learn more about your rights in an expropriation, contact us here at Bisceglia & Associates to schedule a no-charge consultation.
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Your Pasture Mix Matters When Planning Spring Grazing
Preparations for the upcoming grazing season are in full swing. Farmers are checking their fences and water systems, and frost-seeding legumes to improve pasture quality. Soon there will be cattle out on grass, and less feeding to do in the barns! But with all the excitement, have you put much thought into your spring grazing plan? Where should you start?
There are two schools of thought on which paddock should be grazed first. One is to start each spring in a different paddock, so that the grasses are not being grazed at the same time every year. This strategy can help maintain a diverse mix of species in your pastures, because changing when the cattle eat those plants means a different species bears the brunt of that stress each year. The disadvantage to this strategy is that it assumes all your paddocks are similar: that they have the same drainage, the same soil type, and they are ready to be grazed at the same time in the spring. If your farm is not very uniform – think hills or wet areas – there will be paddocks that simply cannot be grazed first without the rest of the pasture becoming over-mature.
Dr. Yousef Papadopoulous at AAFC’s Nappan research station has been studying pasture mixes. He has worked on simple and complex mixtures, complimentary grass and legume species, and how grass varieties perform in mixes. In a webinar held February 2017, he outlined which forage species are most productive at different times of year:
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Hills Bros English Toffee Cappuccino Review
Do you like English toffee? How about cappuccino? Would it not be nice to have both without having to buy candy or expensive coffee at a coffee shop? Well, luckily Hills Brothers Coffee brings the best of both worlds together in a high-quality coffee mix. Keep reading for a personal review of Hills Bros. English Toffee Cappuccino below.
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