Case Documents

Notices, orders, and reasons from Tribunal proceedings

The Tribunal posts a variety of kinds of documents to its website. These documents have been reformatted for web-viewing. To obtain original PDFs, please contact tribunal@lstribunal.ca.

Notices

Notices initiate a proceeding before the Tribunal, and in most cases lay out the applicant or appellant’s allegations. There are a variety of kinds of notices, including notices of application, notices of motion, notice of referral for a hearing or notices of appeal. Once the matter is closed, the Tribunal removes all related notices from its website.

Orders

The Tribunal publishes orders that end a proceeding, affect the status of a licensee, or determine some other significant matter. Orders can be made at any stage of the proceeding; however, an order is always issued at the end of the proceeding.

Reasons

The panel that decides each matter can either write or orally issue its reasons for decision. The reasons are usually not released until several months after the end of the hearing.

Name Licensee
Type
Proceeding
Type
Licensee
Location
Date Filed
(DD/MM/YYYY)
Document Type
Michael Andrew Osborne Michael Andrew Osborne Lawyer Appeal by the Licensee or Licence Applicant Toronto 29/04/2013 Order
Michael Andrew Osborne Michael Andrew Osborne Lawyer Appeal by the Licensee or Licence Applicant Toronto 29/04/2013 Reasons
William Ernest Maclean Naylor William Ernest Maclean Naylor Lawyer Conduct Toronto 19/04/2013 Order
George Donald Scroggie George Donald Scroggie Lawyer Undefined Toronto 19/04/2013 Order
William Ernest Maclean Naylor William Ernest Maclean Naylor Lawyer Conduct Toronto 19/04/2013 Reasons
Mukesh Bhardwaj Mukesh Bhardwaj Lawyer Conduct Vaughan 19/04/2013 Order
Mukesh Bhardwaj Mukesh Bhardwaj Lawyer Conduct Vaughan 19/04/2013 Reasons
David Grant Isaac David Grant Isaac Lawyer Conduct Mississauga 19/04/2013 Reasons
Joseph Peter Paul Groia Joseph Peter Paul Groia Lawyer Conduct Toronto 18/04/2013 Order
Joseph Peter Paul Groia Joseph Peter Paul Groia Lawyer Conduct Toronto 18/04/2013 Reasons