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Judge upholds $500,000 penalty for failure to comply with the Container Trucking Act
Judge upholds $500,000 penalty for failure to comply with the Container Trucking Act Administrative Law Blog Judge upholds $500,000 penalty for failure to comply with the Container Trucking Act by Deanna Froese
November 29, 2023
Procedural Fairness in Reconsideration Decisions
Procedural Fairness in Reconsideration Decisions Administrative Law Blog Procedural Fairness in Reconsideration Decisions by Ellie Einarson
August 29, 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
HRT’s decision to summarily dismiss complaint set aside in part because of its failure to consider new medical evidence about complainant’s diagnosis that had been provided after the employer’s impugned decisions had been made
HRT’s decision to summarily dismiss complaint set aside in part because of its failure to consider new medical evidence about complainant’s diagnosis that had been provided after the employer’s impugned decisions had been made Administrative Law Blog HRT’s decision to summarily dismiss complaint set aside in part because of its failure to consider new medical evidence about complainant’s diagnosis that had been provided after the employer’s impugned decisions had been made by Kara Hill
May 16, 2023
Decision by the Health Professions Review Board was set aside on the basis that the panel chair’s findings on the adequacy of the underlying investigation were patently unreasonable and the registrar’s underlying dispositions were reasonable
Decision by the Health Professions Review Board was set aside on the basis that the panel chair’s findings on the adequacy of the underlying investigation were patently unreasonable and the registrar’s underlying dispositions were reasonable Administrative Law Blog Decision by the Health Professions Review Board was set aside on the basis that the panel chair’s findings on the adequacy of the underlying investigation were patently unreasonable and the registrar’s underlying dispositions were reasonable by JoAnne Barnum
May 16, 2023
Judicial review of a decision of the Civil Resolution Tribunal (“CRT”) in the exercise of its jurisdiction over strata property disputes
Judicial review of a decision of the Civil Resolution Tribunal (“CRT”) in the exercise of its jurisdiction over strata property disputes Administrative Law Blog Judicial review of a decision of the Civil Resolution Tribunal (“CRT”) in the exercise of its jurisdiction over strata property disputes by Deanna Froese
April 18, 2023
Denied again – BC Court of Appeal dismisses second appeal from CRT decision Administrative Law Blog Denied again – BC Court of Appeal dismisses second appeal from CRT decision by Scott J. Marcinkow*
April 18, 2023
Court of Appeal agrees it was not patently unreasonable for BC Human Rights Tribunal to summarily dismiss appellant’s discrimination complaint following his termination for using dating apps to hook up with male students on campus where he worked
Court of Appeal agrees it was not patently unreasonable for BC Human Rights Tribunal to summarily dismiss appellant’s discrimination complaint following his termination for using dating apps to hook up with male students on campus where he worked Administrative Law Blog Court of Appeal agrees it was not patently unreasonable for BC Human Rights Tribunal to summarily dismiss appellant’s discrimination complaint following his termination for using dating apps to hook up with male students on campus where he worked by Kara Hill
November 15, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic does not necessarily constitute “extenuating circumstances” under the Residential Tenancy Act
The COVID-19 pandemic does not necessarily constitute “extenuating circumstances” under the Residential Tenancy Act Administrative Law Blog The COVID-19 pandemic does not necessarily constitute “extenuating circumstances” under the Residential Tenancy Act by Deanna Froese
September 20, 2022
Realtor’s Appeal of Suspension Backfires
Realtor’s Appeal of Suspension Backfires Administrative Law Blog Realtor’s Appeal of Suspension Backfires by Roshni Veerapen
August 16, 2022
Petition for judicial review struck as improper attack on administrative proceedings
Petition for judicial review struck as improper attack on administrative proceedings Administrative Law Blog Petition for judicial review struck as improper attack on administrative proceedings by Joel A. Morris*
July 19, 2022
Know your limits – review board cannot dictate process to College Administrative Law Blog Know your limits – review board cannot dictate process to College by Scott J. Marcinkow*
July 19, 2022
Administrative Law Blog Court upholds decision of the WCAT dismissing appeal for the failure to file claim application within the one-year limitation period June 21, 2022
Disgruntled Strata Owner Takes a Loss
Disgruntled Strata Owner Takes a Loss Administrative Law Blog Disgruntled Strata Owner Takes a Loss by Roshni Veerapen
May 17, 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
It’s all in the context: the content of hospital privileges and assessment of what constitutes constructive revocation of privileges is highly contextual, to be examined on a case by case basis
It’s all in the context: the content of hospital privileges and assessment of what constitutes constructive revocation of privileges is highly contextual, to be examined on a case by case basis Administrative Law Blog It’s all in the context: the content of hospital privileges and assessment of what constitutes constructive revocation of privileges is highly contextual, to be examined on a case by case basis by Mollie Clark
July 20, 2021
Human Rights Tribunal can refuse to accept complaints for filing if facts do not allege, beyond the realm of conjecture, a contravention of the Code
Human Rights Tribunal can refuse to accept complaints for filing if facts do not allege, beyond the realm of conjecture, a contravention of the Code Administrative Law Blog Human Rights Tribunal can refuse to accept complaints for filing if facts do not allege, beyond the realm of conjecture, a contravention of the Code by Kara Hill
April 20, 2021
Administrative Law Blog Court dismisses taxi companies judicial review concerning decisions of the BC Passenger Transportation Board regarding ride sharing approvals of Uber and Lyft March 16, 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