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A party may raise a procedural fairness issue for the first time on judicial review where that party could not reasonably have identified and raised the issue before the original decision-maker
A party may raise a procedural fairness issue for the first time on judicial review where that party could not reasonably have identified and raised the issue before the original decision-maker Administrative Law Blog A party may raise a procedural fairness issue for the first time on judicial review where that party could not reasonably have identified and raised the issue before the original decision-maker by Emilie LeDuc
January 30, 2024
Airbnb renters may be insureds under strata insurance policies
Airbnb renters may be insureds under strata insurance policies Insurance Law Blog Airbnb renters may be insureds under strata insurance policies by Joe Antifaev
January 30, 2024
Proof of a material change in risk due to alleged affiliation with criminals requires evidence going beyond speculation
Proof of a material change in risk due to alleged affiliation with criminals requires evidence going beyond speculation Insurance Law Blog Proof of a material change in risk due to alleged affiliation with criminals requires evidence going beyond speculation by Mark McPhee
June 13, 2023
Landlord who failed to move into her condo after evicting her tenant due to a change of moving plans arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic was ordered to pay the tenant a full year’s rent in compensation
Landlord who failed to move into her condo after evicting her tenant due to a change of moving plans arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic was ordered to pay the tenant a full year’s rent in compensation Administrative Law Blog Landlord who failed to move into her condo after evicting her tenant due to a change of moving plans arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic was ordered to pay the tenant a full year’s rent in compensation by Kara Hill
May 16, 2023
Insurance Law Blog Ontario Court of Appeal says that innocent persons amendment in Ontario’s Insurance Act does not have retroactive effect June 14, 2022
The case of the missing dollar: Arbitrator’s decision found procedurally unfair after reversing burden of proof
The case of the missing dollar: Arbitrator’s decision found procedurally unfair after reversing burden of proof Administrative Law Blog The case of the missing dollar: Arbitrator’s decision found procedurally unfair after reversing burden of proof by Adam R. Way
February 22, 2022
Broker ordered to pay replacement cost where insured could not replace because of coverage denial
Broker ordered to pay replacement cost where insured could not replace because of coverage denial Insurance Law Blog Broker ordered to pay replacement cost where insured could not replace because of coverage denial by Alicia Catalano
May 11, 2021
The standard of review for jurisdictional questions under the Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act is patent unreasonableness Administrative Law Blog The standard of review for jurisdictional questions under the Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act is patent unreasonableness by Deanna Froese
February 16, 2021