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Newsletter April 17, 2018 Published In: Administrative Law Newsletter - 17.Apr.18 Case Summary: Appeal from order denying interest to beneficiaries of estate on their legacies Written By: Joel A. Morris
Newsletter April 17, 2018 Published In: Administrative Law Newsletter - 17.Apr.18 Case Summary: Appeal from costs orders following dismissal of discipline proceedings Written By: Joel A. Morris
Newsletter April 17, 2018 Published In: Administrative Law Newsletter - 17.Apr.18 Case Summary: The appellant high school teacher appealed a finding of professional misconduct made against him, and the resulting penalty, arising from interactions that he had with students and health unit staff at a school immunization clinic; court dismissed the appeal and affirmed the misconduct finding and penalty Written By: Adam R. Way
Newsletter April 17, 2018 Published In: Administrative Law Newsletter - 17.Apr.18 Case Summary: Appellant’s appeal of a decision of the Federal Court, in which it dismissed the appellants’ application for judicial review of three decisions from the Canadian Intellectual Property Office relating to an application for a patent, dismissed Written By: Adam R. Way
Newsletter April 17, 2018 Published In: Administrative Law Newsletter - 17.Apr.18 Case Summary: Addressing the doctrine of legitimate expectations in the context of an investigation and report into a harassment complaint, the Court found the applicant had a legitimate expectation based on a representation made and that this was never fulfilled; the matter was remitted back for reconsideration Written By: Adam R. Way
Newsletter April 17, 2018 Published In: Administrative Law Newsletter - 17.Apr.18 Case Summary: Court found the applicant failed to exercise all available remedies available to him under the legislative scheme and dismissed the judicial review accordingly Written By: Adam R. Way
