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Port Coquitlam waterfront owners win Pitt River access rights in long-running legal battle between family
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Port Coquitlam waterfront owners win Pitt River access rights in long-running legal battle between family
Google Street image showing the property with the foreshore operation in the background. A long-running family dispute has ended after a B.C. Supreme Court judge found that the owners of a Port Coquitlam waterfront home have access rights to the Pitt River foreshore. In a decision released on Dec. 16, Justice Christopher Giaschi ruled the property on Argue Street: “has always been and continues to be a riparian property,” despite decades of shor…
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