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In addition, policy considerations may negate the existence of a duty of care. ...

While each may have been arrived at independently of the other, consideration of the reasons as a whole demonstrates that in this instance they were not isolated decisions. ...

Analysis [16]   While the Applicant’s Memorandum of Fact and Law lists issues for the Court’s consideration, his written and oral argument did not particularly track those issues. ...

On judicial review, Justice Campbell of this Court ordered that PRRA-I be sent back for consideration by a different officer (Bozik v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2017 FC 920 [Bozik]). [5]   In January 2018, a second officer refused the PRRA redetermination [PRRA-II]. ...

This case was unlikely to settle in the absence of at least a modest compromise payment from the Defendant in recognition of the Plaintiffs’ earlier hardships. [13]   An award of enhanced costs does, however, merit consideration in this case because of the Plaintiffs’ repeated accusations of dishonesty, malice and bad faith levelled against the Defendant, its counsel and many of its officials (in particular Patricia Northey).   ...

It is therefore a viable IFA. [31]   In terms of the second-prong of the test the foregoing facts also apply to the consideration of the reasonableness of Ms.  ...

Sweetman submits that the Minister delayed the audit and reassessment of his tax years and the consideration of his notices of objection. ...

This is tempered by the pragmatic consideration that frequently large portions of the tribunal record, particularly in the case of standing, highly specialized agencies, may not be pertinent to the disposition of the issues on appeal. [19]   The Foundation submits that rule 350 requires that rules 317 and 318 be interpreted more broadly in the context of appeals than in the context of applications for judicial review. ...

This is tempered by the pragmatic consideration that frequently large portions of the tribunal record, particularly in the case of standing, highly specialized agencies, may not be pertinent to the disposition of the issues on appeal. [17]   The Foundation submits that rule 350 requires that rules 317 and 318 be interpreted more broadly in the context of appeals than in the context of applications for judicial review. ...

Where possible—and it is possible here—section 6 should be given a meaning that is respectful of judicial independence and obeys constitutional imperatives. [20]   Another important contextual consideration is that Court orders or directions, when made, are law until set aside. ...