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The Federal Court set aside a citizenship revocation decision, holding the Minister bore the burden of proof, fairness required an oral hearing and disclosure, and the delay warranted a permanent stay.
The Tribunal dismissed Telus’s motion to dismiss, finding the settlement did not clearly resolve the workplace discrimination allegations and delay had not been shown to make a hearing unfair.
Federal Court dismissed a judicial review of an IRPA s. 44 referral as premature, holding the applicant had an adequate remedy before the Immigration Division.
The Federal Court dismissed a judicial review of a refugee-status vacation decision, finding the RPD reasonably identified misrepresentation and that delay was not properly raised below.
The Tribunal lacks jurisdiction to review or substitute its interpretation for the Commission's exercise of discretion under s.41(1)(e); the delay was not shown to be inordinate nor to have caused significant prejudice or an abuse of process, therefore the respondents' motions to dismiss and to strike are dismissed and production orders are granted.
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Costs were awarded on a substantial indemnity basis in the amount of $16,000 because the motion to add intervenors was part of a strategy to delay the s.87 application and caused significant unnecessary expenses and delay; the amount is fair and reasonable and payable within 30 days.
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The court dismissed a judicial review of FVREB discipline, finding no breach of reasonable expectations, adequate notice under the Act, and no procedural unfairness from delay.
The court refused to cancel a builders lien for delay, but ordered it discharged on payment of full security equal to the lien amount.
The court refused to reopen a trial to admit proposed bank records and parent evidence, finding no miscarriage of justice and no likely change to the result.
The Court of Appeal restored a notice of public hearing under the Police Act, holding that delay did not amount to abuse of process and the Commissioner’s decision was reasonable.
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