Way's lawyer, Jeremy Loeb, had been seeking an order to have Topping pay for prep work they'd done ahead of the trial. "I had to capitulate to save money," he told CBC News on Friday, after a hearing to determine whether or not Topping owed Way any legal fees. Topping said the financial burden was too much to bear, and his lawyer advised him it was best to drop the case. Steve Topping withdrew his lawsuit last week, ahead of a trial where it would have been decided whether he had a legal right of way to his house through his neighbour, Colin Way's, property. John's neighbourhood says he was left with no choice but to drop his legal action and walk away from it. An Outer Battery man locked in a property dispute with his neighbour in the St.
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