What is the test for a motion for an injunction to prevent the plugging of a gas pipe in a residential street?

Saskatchewan, Canada


The following excerpt is from Potter v Silverwood, 1929 CanLII 238 (SK CA):

The plaintiff says that he wants an injunction because the pipe has been plugged in such a manner that it might easily be re-opened. This is not a sufficient reason for an injunction. Although the injunction is refused, the defendants remain under the obligation so to construct and maintain their public works as not to invade the rights of the plaintiff or of other property-owners: Rowe v. Rochester, supra.

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