US EditionJudge Decides CN Railway Documents Are Privileged, Not to Be Seen by Plaintiffs in Property Damage Lawsuit
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Judge Decides CN Railway Documents Are Privileged, Not to Be Seen by Plaintiffs in Property Damage Lawsuit
Bob Mackin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Prince George Citizen News A BC Supreme Court judge has decided that Canadian National Railway Co. documents must withhold more than two dozen documents from three landowners suing for property damage. Sheldon Lee Reed, Susan Jeanne Tew and Christopher Raymond Reed bought an 84.6-acre, off-grid property near Smithers in November 2021. They allege floods in May 2023 and April 2024 were caused by a…
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