A multimillion-dollar home built too close to the street in Gatineau, Que. will be allowed to remain standing, Quebec's highest court has ruled.
Nearly two years after a Quebec Superior Court judge ordered the home in the Aylmer sector demolished, the Quebec Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the city of Gatineau's appeal to allow the home to remain standing.
To fix that mistake, in July 2014 city council granted a minor exemption to allow the home to be closer to the street. The city of Gatineau appealed the Superior Court Judge's decision to the court of appeal, and on Tuesday the court ruled in favour of the city and will allow the home to remain standing.
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