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TOPICS

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Standing


COMMENT

With the recent expansion of public interest law, 'standing' is a surprisingly active and developing area of basic law. As well, administrative tribunals themselves typically have the right to be heard in an appeal or judicial review from their own decisions, [eg. RTA 210(3)], and sometimes even have the right to commence an appeal by themselves [eg. RTA 211].


CASES

Private Standing

Standing - Private Interest Standing
Standing - Personal Capacity v Representative Capacity
Standing - Suing Yourself!
Standing - Tribunal Standing on JR/Appeal (+) [cross-linked to 'Administrative Law']
Standing - 'Non-Parties'
Standing - Remedial
Standing - Family
Standing - Judicial Review (JR)

Public Interest Standing

Standing - Public Interest Standing (+)

Other

Standing - Legislature
Standing - Non-Compliance


ONTARIO STATUTES

Absentees Act
Age of Majority and Accountability Act

RCP Rule 7 - Parties Under Disability

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