Brighton Beach Discrimination Case
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•North Vancouver landowner ordered by tribunal to pay $25K for discriminating against buyer
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Brighton Beach Properties Ltd. rejected Angela Sparvier's application to buy a lot in Brighton Beach , a small community on the west shore of Indian Arm, in part because of concerns about her common-law spouse Ken Starr .
The company owns 12 hectares of property accessible only by boat, about a 10-minute ride from Deep Cove .
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ruled the company discriminated against the would-be buyer because of her marital status, among other concerns.
Brighton was ordered to pay $ 25,000 to Sparvier for injury to dignity, feelings and self-respect.
The board offered to buy the lot from L.E. who was not interested.
Spariver fixed up the property and sold it herself for $ 400,000 before her death in 2020 .
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