What is the test for “inconvenience” in the context of the Liquor Barn Income Fund?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Rawlins v Rawlins Estate, 2022 BCSC 288 (CanLII):

Inconvenience is an “interference with the ability of an owner to deal freely with his or her property”: Liquor Barn Income Fund v. Mather, 2009 BCSC 1092 at para. 7, aff’d 2011 BCCA 141.

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