Yukon Court Sets Costs After Government Loses Standing Challenge
In Wright v Yukon, 2023 YKSC 15, the court determined costs following the Yukon government’s unsuccessful bid to dismiss a challenge for lack of standing. Chief Justice Duncan applied the 2009 tariff at Scale B and disallowed specified units and paralegal disbursements. The ruling concerned costs, not the underlying constitutionality of the tenancy termination law.
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