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The Federal Court found the CERB review decision unreasonable because its reasons were largely unintelligible and did not show a coherent line of analysis.
Federal Court granted judicial review of CRA denials of CERB and CRB to Bianca Potvin, finding the reasons insufficiently transparent and remitting the matter for reconsideration.
Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a CRA second review decision denying CERB, CRB, and CWLB, finding the decision reasonable and procedurally fair.
Permission to appeal refused because the applicant failed to raise an arguable case that the General Division erred in finding he lacked the required contributory period (only three qualifying years within the relevant six-year window), and financial hardship cannot override CPP statutory contribution requirements.
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The Federal Court dismissed Ms. Zeng’s judicial review of the CRA’s refusal of CRCB benefits, holding the decision was reasonable and procedurally fair.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a CRA decision denying CERB eligibility, finding the applicant had not proved the required income threshold.
The Federal Court dismissed a judicial review of CERB and CRB second-review decisions, finding the CRA’s income assessment reasonable and procedurally fair.
The Federal Court dismissed Ms. Raza’s judicial review of a CRA second-review decision denying CRB eligibility, finding the decision reasonable and procedurally fair.
Permission to appeal denied because the claimant failed to show an arguable case that the General Division breached procedural fairness or made an important factual error; the General Division properly weighed the evidence and reasonably concluded the claimant had three alternatives to quitting, so the appeal has no reasonable chance of success; the panel nonetheless recommended the Commission consider writing off the overpayment due to accepted financial hardship.
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Federal Court allowed in part a judicial review of a CRA CRB second-review decision, setting it aside for unreasonableness and remitting it for reconsideration.
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