Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2017 NSSC 322
| Jurisdiction | Nova Scotia |
| Judge | The Honourable Justice D. Timothy Gabriel |
| Citation | 2017 NSSC 322 |
| Date | 13 December 2017 |
| Court | Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Canada) |
| Docket Number | Hfx. No. 460479 |
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3 practice notes
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Raymond v. Halifax Regional Municipality,
...of actions regarding the same issues (see Raymond, supra; Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2017 NSSC 322; Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2019 NSCA 1 ). She knew that she had two separate access ......
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Raymond v. Halifax Regional Municipality,
...Justice Gabriel addressed HRM’s obligation under s. 467(1) in Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Information and Privacy Commission), 2017 NSSC 322. Raymond brought a judicial review of a decision of the OIPC. Raymond made a request asking that HRM confirm or deny whether her home a......
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Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2019 NSCA 1
...that: “The Commissioner, in her deliberations, was not resolving a question of central importance to the legal system as a whole” (2017 NSSC 322, para. 27). [5] Through her access to information requests Ms. Raymond sought to obtain answers to questions she had about discussions at in camer......
3 cases
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Raymond v. Halifax Regional Municipality,
...of actions regarding the same issues (see Raymond, supra; Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2017 NSSC 322; Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2019 NSCA 1 ). She knew that she had two separate access ......
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Raymond v. Halifax Regional Municipality,
...Justice Gabriel addressed HRM’s obligation under s. 467(1) in Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Information and Privacy Commission), 2017 NSSC 322. Raymond brought a judicial review of a decision of the OIPC. Raymond made a request asking that HRM confirm or deny whether her home a......
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Raymond v. Nova Scotia (Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2019 NSCA 1
...that: “The Commissioner, in her deliberations, was not resolving a question of central importance to the legal system as a whole” (2017 NSSC 322, para. 27). [5] Through her access to information requests Ms. Raymond sought to obtain answers to questions she had about discussions at in camer......