Moreau v. Canada (Office of the Commissionner of Official Languages)
The appeal was quashed because the Commissioner had no legal duty under the OLA or Federal Courts Rules to sign and return the French acknowledgement card, the Federal Court correctly concluded the Commissioner acknowledged receipt by bilingual email and offered to correspond in the appellant's preferred language, the Part III, V and VII allegations lacked a reasonable prospect of success or adequate factual pleading, and the appellant's affidavit was inadmissible on a motion to strike.
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- Jurisdiction
- Service of process
- Statutory interpretation
- Motions to strike
- Admissibility of affidavit
- Costs