Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Judge | Jackson |
| Citation | 2019 SKCA 2 |
| Docket Number | CACV3274 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
| Date | 03 January 2019 |
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Digest: Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2
...as: 2019 SKCA 2 Docket Number: CACV 3274 , CA19001 Court: Court of Appeal Date: 2019-01-03 Judges: Jackson Subjects: Civil Procedure � Appeal ��Leave to Appeal Statutes � Interpretation � Court of Appeal Act, 2000, Section 8(2) Administrative Law � Apprehension of Bias � Recusal Digest: The......
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Ubah v Canadian Natural Resources Limited, 2020 ABQB 547
...a reasonable apprehension of bias merely by filing a complaint with the Canadian Judicial Council. ...”. Similarly, in Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2 at paras 34-35, Justice Jackson identified the critical question for a judge remaining seized of a A complaint to the Canadian Judicial Council ......
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PATEL v. SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY (formerly the Regina Qu’Appelle Regional Health Authority), 2020 SKQB 194
...carefully in light of the entire context. There are no shortcuts. [emphasis added by Court of Appeal] More recently in Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2, has reiterated these same statements of the applicable principles. [16] In R v R.D.S., [1997] 2 SCR 484, the reasons of L’Heureux‑Dubé J. and M......
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Patel v Saskatchewan Health Authority,
...reasons for recusal, its decision to recuse itself is not subject to review in the context of this appeal (see: Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2 at para 15, 44 CPC (8th) 12). [102] A finding of reasonable apprehension of bias taints the entire proceeding and voids any rul......
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18 cases
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Ubah v Canadian Natural Resources Limited, 2020 ABQB 547
...a reasonable apprehension of bias merely by filing a complaint with the Canadian Judicial Council. ...”. Similarly, in Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2 at paras 34-35, Justice Jackson identified the critical question for a judge remaining seized of a A complaint to the Canadian Judicial Council ......
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PATEL v. SASKATCHEWAN HEALTH AUTHORITY (formerly the Regina Qu’Appelle Regional Health Authority), 2020 SKQB 194
...carefully in light of the entire context. There are no shortcuts. [emphasis added by Court of Appeal] More recently in Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2, has reiterated these same statements of the applicable principles. [16] In R v R.D.S., [1997] 2 SCR 484, the reasons of L’Heureux‑Dubé J. and M......
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Patel v Saskatchewan Health Authority,
...reasons for recusal, its decision to recuse itself is not subject to review in the context of this appeal (see: Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2 at para 15, 44 CPC (8th) 12). [102] A finding of reasonable apprehension of bias taints the entire proceeding and voids any rul......
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JACKSON v. JACKSON,
...carefully in light of the entire context. There are no shortcuts. [emphasis added by Court of Appeal] More recently in Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2, has reiterated these same statements of the applicable principles. [25] ......
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1 books & journal articles
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Digest: Ayers v Miller, 2019 SKCA 2
...as: 2019 SKCA 2 Docket Number: CACV 3274 , CA19001 Court: Court of Appeal Date: 2019-01-03 Judges: Jackson Subjects: Civil Procedure � Appeal ��Leave to Appeal Statutes � Interpretation � Court of Appeal Act, 2000, Section 8(2) Administrative Law � Apprehension of Bias � Recusal Digest: The......