Is a right of entry order an expropriation of property?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from North West Trust Co. v. Liberty Investments. Ltd., 1986 CanLII 1786 (AB QB):
In dealing with the issue of whether or not a taking by the granting of a right of entry order is an expropriation of property, the board considered Krupa v. Camel Resources Ltd. [infra], action No. 8003-24930, in which Wachowich J. stated: It is vital, in my view, to remember that a right of entry order does not constitute an expropriation.
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