The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a Canadian Armed Forces grievance decision issued before the applicant's extended deadline for submissions, finding a breach of procedural fairness and returning the grievance to a new decision maker. Despite succeeding, the applicant was ordered to pay $500 in costs after declining a settlement offer that would have remedied the procedural defect.
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Alldowell v. Canada (Attorney General), 2025 FC 1850
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Held. The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a Canadian Armed Forces grievance decision issued before the applicant's extended deadline for submissions, finding a breach of procedural fairness and returning the grievance to a new decision maker.
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