What is the effect of annexation of a barn in a residential area?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Morrison v Thomas, 1922 CanLII 183 (SK CA):
The degree of annexation was very slight, and the barn could easily be moved without injury to itself, according to the evidence, or to the land, according to the evidence and also as admitted by the respondent. In passing upon the object of the annexation, the purposes to which the premises are applied may be regarded. [Haggert v. Town of Brampton, supra, at p. 182 (28 S.C.R.).]
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