Citizen Brown appeared without legal representation at an Ontario Land Tribunal hearing, facing off against Jeffery King, a City of Sault Ste. Marie lawyer
Procedural bungling by citizen Mark Brown has scuttled the activist's battle against a big housing development to be built at 204 South Market St. near the Giant Tiger store.
Tribunal members Eric Crowe and Kurtis Smith ruled an appeal form submitted by Brown did not include mandatory reasons or explanations and was therefore invalid. "The tribunal cannot consider relief in this case since it is outside the jurisdiction of the tribunal to provide relief from a statutory requirement," Crowe and Smith said in written reasons released last week.
The tribunal upheld a legal precedent that allows self-represented citizens some degree of accommodation or latitude for their circumstances, but it still insisted statutory requirements must be equally applied to everyone.
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