Eagle Head residents sue former Halifax mayor Peter Kelly over path access
in July, but municipality spokesperson Heather Cook said Tuesday that a new application for a development agreement has since been submitted and approved.
“This use was at all times acquiesced by the various owners of the property, with the exception of the defendants.”The statement of claim said that last October, one of the plaintiffs had told Kelly that the pathway provided a right of way, to which he allegedly replied: “Not anymore.
They are also looking for the pathway to be recognized as a common and public highway, as well as damages in an amount to be determined at trial.In an email, Kelly’s lawyer, Brian Casey, said Kelly and Girouard purchased the property “seeking to build a quiet home.”
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