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Rhodo is a 20-unit townhome development in the 1700-block of Fairfield Road in the City of Victoria's Fairfield neighbourhood.
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In my experience the legal costs that are recoverable have been a fraction of what I actually spent on lawyers.The Supreme Court, though? I’m pretty certain the costs will be covered by the party that loses.
Perhaps PPPDev can confirm if they actually got 100% cost recovery? As I said, I have never seen this happen as the costs that are recoverable are generally at the discretion of the court and in most cases well below what was actually spent by the prevailing party. This is especially true in cases where the loosing party can claim they represent the public good as this plaintiff attempted to argue.I think in this case the costs will be recovered by the parties.
Just watched one of the homes from this property go down Fairfield Rd. That takes a whole other skill of driving!
Anyone know where these houses are going? Think there are 3 of them.

Judge nixes B.C. Supreme Court lawsuit over Fairfield townhome project
Aryze Development's Rhodo townhome project on Fairfield Road will proceed next year with 20 family-centred residences.