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Leave to appeal refused because the claimant failed to establish an arguable case: the General Division reasonably found he was not capable of or available for work due to an invalid work permit and there is no evidence on the record that it overlooked proof of approval or relevant payments to other claimants.
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The appeal is dismissed because the adjudicator's findings were supported by the evidentiary foundation in the summary; there was no error of law or denial of natural justice apparent on the record; no enforceable agreement to transfer the property existed under the Statute of Frauds; and the appellant failed to establish a constructive trust or restitution (no net betterment, no corresponding deprivation, and juristic reasons to deny relief).
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Appeal dismissed in a traffic-ticket case involving electronic-device use while driving. The court upheld the conviction and rejected complaints about cross-examination and disclosure.
Judicial review of a real estate discipline appeal was dismissed. The Court upheld the FST’s decision, found no procedural unfairness or bias, and rejected Charter challenges.
The Court of Appeal held the Institute could award special costs for the discipline hearing, but not tribunal counsel fees, and remitted reasonableness for review.
Leave to appeal was refused because the applicant did not challenge the Board’s conclusion that its facility was not a class A recreational centre under the regulation.
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