Montrose Properties to appeal court ruling that declined to reopen Cowichan case

Montrose Properties to appeal court ruling that declined to reopen Cowichan case - Creston Valley Advance

Montrose Properties is planning to appeal a recent B.C. Supreme Court judgment that ruled against the company’s application to reopen the Cowichan Tribes land title case and be added as a party. “We are going to do everything we can to ensure our interests are heard, and our rights are respected,” said Ken Low, CEO of Montrose Properties, in a news release announcing the intention to appeal. “And we do not feel they have been to date.” Justice B…

Montrose Properties to appeal court ruling that declined to reopen Cowichan case - Grand Forks Gazette

Montrose Properties is planning to appeal a recent B.C. Supreme Court judgment that ruled against the company’s application to reopen the Cowichan Tribes land title case and be added as a party. “We are going to do everything we can to ensure our interests are heard, and our rights are respected,” said Ken Low, CEO of Montrose Properties, in a news release announcing the intention to appeal. “And we do not feel they have been to date.” Justice B…

Montrose Properties to appeal court ruling that declined to reopen Cowichan case - Vanderhoof Omineca Express

Montrose Properties is planning to appeal a recent B.C. Supreme Court judgment that ruled against the company’s application to reopen the Cowichan Tribes land title case and be added as a party. “We are going to do everything we can to ensure our interests are heard, and our rights are respected,” said Ken Low, CEO of Montrose Properties, in a news release announcing the intention to appeal. “And we do not feel they have been to date.” Justice B…

Montrose Properties to appeal court ruling that declined to reopen Cowichan case

Montrose Properties is planning to appeal a recent B.C. Supreme Court judgment that ruled against the company’s application to reopen the Cowichan Tribes land title case and be added as a party. “We are going to do everything we can to ensure our interests are heard, and our rights are respected,” said Ken Low, CEO of Montrose Properties, in a news release announcing the intention to appeal. “And we do not feel they have been to date.” Justice B…

Montrose appealing court ruling that declined to add company to Cowichan case

Montrose Properties is planning to appeal a recent B.C. Supreme Court judgment that ruled against the company’s application to reopen the Cowichan Tribes land title case and be added as a party. “We are going to do everything we can to ensure our interests are heard, and our rights are respected,” said Ken Low, CEO of Montrose Properties, in a news release announcing the intention to appeal. “And we do not feel they have been to date.” Justice B…

BC Court’s Refusal to Retry Cowichan Decision May Hasten Its Journey to Supreme Court

Commentary The British Columbia Supreme Court recently ruled that the Cowichan v. Canada case—which in 2025 for the first time ever recognized aboriginal title over privately owned land—will not go to retrial, rejecting an application by Montrose Properties whose property title in Richmond (a suburb of Vancouver) was impacted by last year’s court finding. The B.C. government and the Musqueam First Nation have both appealed the Cowichan decision.…