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Court enjoins administrative body from enforcing newly enacted rule pending outcome of judicial review
Court enjoins administrative body from enforcing newly enacted rule pending outcome of judicial review Administrative Law Blog Court enjoins administrative body from enforcing newly enacted rule pending outcome of judicial review by Joel A. Morris*
November 29, 2023
When breaches of procedural fairness can be cured by a de novo appeal, there is no sound reason for a judicial review to consider issues arising from the procedural fairness of the decision at first instance
When breaches of procedural fairness can be cured by a de novo appeal, there is no sound reason for a judicial review to consider issues arising from the procedural fairness of the decision at first instance Administrative Law Blog When breaches of procedural fairness can be cured by a de novo appeal, there is no sound reason for a judicial review to consider issues arising from the procedural fairness of the decision at first instance by Renée Gagnon
October 20, 2023
Landlord and Tenant Board’s decision to order a de novo hearing following the departure of their panel member was procedurally unfair in the circumstances
Landlord and Tenant Board’s decision to order a de novo hearing following the departure of their panel member was procedurally unfair in the circumstances Administrative Law Blog Landlord and Tenant Board’s decision to order a de novo hearing following the departure of their panel member was procedurally unfair in the circumstances by JoAnne Barnum
May 16, 2023
Independent claims for Charter relief cannot be brought by petition
Independent claims for Charter relief cannot be brought by petition Administrative Law Blog Independent claims for Charter relief cannot be brought by petition by Emilie LeDuc
September 20, 2022
No Inordinate Delay for “Unbecoming” Saskatchewan Lawyer
No Inordinate Delay for “Unbecoming” Saskatchewan Lawyer Administrative Law Blog No Inordinate Delay for “Unbecoming” Saskatchewan Lawyer by Roshni Veerapen
August 16, 2022
Schooled by the BCSC for Prematurity
Schooled by the BCSC for Prematurity Administrative Law Blog Schooled by the BCSC for Prematurity by Roshni Veerapen
May 17, 2022
Small Town Politics Gone Astray – Mayor denied procedural fairness after veiled attempted by Council to censure
Small Town Politics Gone Astray – Mayor denied procedural fairness after veiled attempted by Council to censure Administrative Law Blog Small Town Politics Gone Astray – Mayor denied procedural fairness after veiled attempted by Council to censure by Adam R. Way
May 17, 2022
Jurisdiction and process do matter; police sergeant wins case against the Police Complaint Commissioner Administrative Law Blog Jurisdiction and process do matter; police sergeant wins case against the Police Complaint Commissioner by Scott J. Marcinkow*
January 25, 2022
Is a business licence being renewed, revoked or granted? Turns out it matters
Is a business licence being renewed, revoked or granted? Turns out it matters Administrative Law Blog Is a business licence being renewed, revoked or granted? Turns out it matters by Adam R. Way
December 21, 2021
That’s reasonable, right? The standard of review regarding questions of procedural fairness met by an administrative decision maker is not correctness, but rather whether the standard of fairness required by the common law has been met
That’s reasonable, right? The standard of review regarding questions of procedural fairness met by an administrative decision maker is not correctness, but rather whether the standard of fairness required by the common law has been met Administrative Law Blog That’s reasonable, right? The standard of review regarding questions of procedural fairness met by an administrative decision maker is not correctness, but rather whether the standard of fairness required by the common law has been met by Mollie Clark
September 21, 2021
Beyond the Supervisory Role – chambers judge fails to properly apply reasonableness standard by seeking to determine the “correct” test the Director of the Law Society should have applied Administrative Law Blog Beyond the Supervisory Role – chambers judge fails to properly apply reasonableness standard by seeking to determine the “correct” test the Director of the Law Society should have applied by Adam R. Way
May 18, 2021
Pump the brakes – sections 133(1)(b) and (c) of the Civil Resolutions Tribunal Act, S.B.C. 2012, c. 25 are declared unconstitutional and of no force and effect Administrative Law Blog Pump the brakes – sections 133(1)(b) and (c) of the Civil Resolutions Tribunal Act, S.B.C. 2012, c. 25 are declared unconstitutional and of no force and effect by Mollie Clark
April 20, 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