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Requiring firm to run golf course 'worse than an expropriation'
Denying property rights to the owner of a renowned Oakville golf course would be “worse than an expropriation,” as forcing it to maintain the site as-is would cost the company millions of dollars per year, Toronto lawyer and arbitrator Earl Cherniak recently told an Ontario Superior Court of Justice hearing, reports the Oakville Beaver.
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