The city of Toronto refused to sell this couple the land that makes up their backyard. Now they’re going to the Supreme Court — to claim squatter’s rights
Court rarely hears cases about real estate. Prior owners of property enlarged yard by fencing in a huge piece of public parkland which they didn’t own.
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