Yellow Cab Company Ltd. v. Passenger Transportation Board

Here is a technical problem, discussed in Yellow Cab Company Ltd. v. Passenger Transportation Board, 2014 BCCA 329. When a decision-maker reconsiders, or refuses to reconsider a decision, what is the significance of the original decision for a judicial review application? As a general rule: [40] Where a party has taken advantage of […] Read more

Paul Daly

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