Case Law Cadostin v. Canada (Attorney General),

Cadostin v. Canada (Attorney General),

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Document | Federal Court (Canada) – 2022
Beaulieu v. Canada (Attorney General),
"...should be restricted to evidence and should not include argument (Cadostin v Canada (Attorney General), 2019 FC 1198 at para 26, aff’d 2021 FCA 22). However, recognizing that the Applicant is self-represented and in the interest of proceeding efficiently, I will exercise my discretion not t..."

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Document | Federal Court (Canada) – 2022
Beaulieu v. Canada (Attorney General),
"...should be restricted to evidence and should not include argument (Cadostin v Canada (Attorney General), 2019 FC 1198 at para 26, aff’d 2021 FCA 22). However, recognizing that the Applicant is self-represented and in the interest of proceeding efficiently, I will exercise my discretion not t..."

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