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Judicial review dismissed. The Federal Court held the SST Appeal Division reasonably refused leave to appeal because the Canada-Ireland agreement did not govern EI benefits and the Irish work was not insurable.
The Appeal Division accepted the parties’ settlement and applied OAS Regulations s.21(4) to deem the claimant’s US university attendance as not interrupting Canadian residence, yielding 7 years and 54 days of residence and entitlement to a 7/40 OAS pension effective June 2018.
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The Federal Court set aside two CBSA decisions after finding the officer improperly required documentary proof of a family relationship for a Safe Third Country Agreement exception.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a refusal to reconsider a PRRA decision, finding the officer unreasonably ignored the possibility that key documents were lost in transit.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a CBSA Safe Third Country Agreement decision, quashed the ruling, and ordered redetermination by a different officer.
The appeal is dismissed because the appellant failed to prove he had at least one year of legal residence in Canada during the relevant period; physical presence in 1988 without proof of permanent resident status or intent to make Canada his home did not meet statutory residency requirement, making the appeal plainly bound to fail and unsuitable for a hearing.
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The appellant failed to prove on a balance of probabilities that the University of Sussex had a place of business or establishment in Canada; therefore the employment did not meet the conditions of insurable employment under section 5 of the Employment Insurance Regulations and the appeal was dismissed.
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Judicial review of an Old Age Security pension decision. The Court remitted the deemed-residence issue under s. 21(3) but upheld exclusion of 1968-1988 under the Canada-Germany agreement.
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