Petro-Canada v. Workers' Compensation Board (B.C.), [2008] B.C.T.C. Uned. 554
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Melnick, J. |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Subject Matter | ADMINISTRATIVE LAW,TRADE REGULATION,STATUTES |
| Date | 18 July 2008 |
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Petro-Canada v. Workers' Compensation Board (B.C.),
...Compliance Section had conceded were invalid. The British Columbia Supreme Court, in a decision reported at [2008] B.C.T.C. Uned. 554 ; 2008 BCSC 841, granted the judicial review. The chambers judge found that the WCB's characterization of Petro-Canada as an employer in respect of the two ......
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West Fraser Mills Ltd. v. British Columbia (Workers‰Ûª Compensation Appeal Tribunal), 2016 BCCA 473
...The Board found that Petro‑Canada did have such responsibilities, but a chambers judge quashed its decision on judicial review (2008 BCSC 841). The judge held that Petro-Canada was not an employer in respect of franchisee service stations, because the employees at those stations had no cont......
2 cases
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Petro-Canada v. Workers' Compensation Board (B.C.),
...Compliance Section had conceded were invalid. The British Columbia Supreme Court, in a decision reported at [2008] B.C.T.C. Uned. 554 ; 2008 BCSC 841, granted the judicial review. The chambers judge found that the WCB's characterization of Petro-Canada as an employer in respect of the two ......
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West Fraser Mills Ltd. v. British Columbia (Workers‰Ûª Compensation Appeal Tribunal), 2016 BCCA 473
...The Board found that Petro‑Canada did have such responsibilities, but a chambers judge quashed its decision on judicial review (2008 BCSC 841). The judge held that Petro-Canada was not an employer in respect of franchisee service stations, because the employees at those stations had no cont......