In Carroll v. Toronto-Dominion Bank (Ont CA, 2021) the Court of Appeal considered an interesting 'whistleblower' standing case where a former bank employee sought an application for various remedies that were directed at exposing the bank's breach of fiduciary duty to investors. One issue was the inherent jurisdiction of the courts to supervise trusts, and whether a party must have standing to raise it with the court [paras 15-29].
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