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Sager added the judgement will assist those who want to do fraction- al interest transactions, and he has heard through the grapevine others are considering it.

Bellevue renters are worried that they wl be forced out of their apart ments by new owners, However, the provincial government warns pur- chasers they may not be considered landlords and may not be entitled to evict the occupant in order to use the unit theniselves.

Meanwhile, Buydens said Wednesday a flood of cally have inundated the sates office since Tuesday's decision.

Reform

race run in NV

THE FIVE contestants in the B.C. Reform Party's leader- ship race will be in North Vancouver Dec. 5 to wrap up their head-to-head meetings and provide answers.

By lan Noble News Reporter

Leadership hopefuls have been travelling the province recently to attend all-candidates meetings.

The final mecting is set ta go at 7:30 p.m, on Dec. 5 at the Coach House Inn.

Doug Howe. a member of the party's executive, said the all-candi- dates meeting will see B.C. Reform's leadership rivals deliver talks and take questions from. the floor.

“Everything is fair game,” said Howe.

He added that lively past meet- ings have engendered wide-ranging discussions on issues including everything fromm “what's a real Reformer” to the Kemano 2 issue.

The meetings are leading up to a mail-in ballot which will choose Reform B.C.'s new feader.

The ballot is scheduled to take place Dec. 31, said Howe.

Some familiar and not-so-famil- iar names ure in the running. Contenders include Ron Gamble, a North Vancouver businessman and current party leader; Joe Leong. a Kamloops businessman; Terry Milne. a Victoria resident and for- merly a naval officer and diplomat: Wilf Hanni, a Cranbrook petroleum consultant, and Jack Weisgerber, the MLA for Peace River South and the current B.C. Reform Party house leader.

The public is invited to attend the free meeting, although the party will be passing the hat to pay for the costs of holding the meeting, said Howe.

Those unable to attend the meet- ing can catch a replay at 7 p.m. on Dee. 7 on Shaw Cable.

Howe said Reform B.C. is the fastest. growing party in the province, and now has about 5,000 members.

The Coach House Inn is located at 700 Old Lillooet Road in North Vancouver.

: 2401 Granville #1194 Marine NV

732-4287 987-5424

“We had alot of people sitting on the fence waiting on the outcome.” he said,

He said he heaped the outcome will make the public understand there is nothing shady about fraction- al interest title.

Buydens said No. 85 Seabright spent about $30,000 in legal casts,

but will be ducky to get one-third of

that back from the district.

Although West: Vancouver wor- ties Uiat fractional interests may lead to a seduction in the city’s rental stock, Buydens said) such transic- tions actually preserve tl.

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idering appeal!

By creating pride in ownership. new owners Will make sure the build- ing does not deteriorate and become tarn down. ta be seplaced by an expensive new highrise, he said.

He said whout 50% of the new buyers in the Bellevue are investors while the rest want to live there. The Bellevue has 40 units.

Buydens said that the moratorium on converting apartments too strata tide is also causing building owners to allow rental stock to deteriorate.

The Bellevue is the first building No. $5) Seabright: has converted to frsctional iiterests,

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