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Administrative law — Judicial review — Limited statutory right of appeal on questions of law

(00:00:27) I. Overview – 1
(00:02:58) II. Factual Context – 6
(00:03:00) A. The Underlying Insurance Claim – 6
(00:03:43) B. Denial of Requested Benefits and Subsequent Proceedings – 7
(00:06:20) III. Judicial History – 11
(00:06:22) A. Licence Appeal Tribunal – 11
(00:08:56) B. Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Divisional Court) – 17
(00:10:58) C. Court of Appeal for Ontario – 23
(00:13:13) IV. Issues on Appeal – 30
(00:13:42) V. Submissions of the Parties – 31
(00:13:45) A. Ms. Yatar – 31
(00:15:00) B. TD Insurance and Licence Appeal Tribunal – 34
(00:17:20) VI. Analysis – 41
(00:17:22) A. Standard of Review – 41
(00:18:12) B. The Existence of a Circumscribed Right of Appeal Does Not, on Its Own, Preclude Applications for Judicial Review – 43
(00:21:50) C. The Exercise of Discretion To Grant Relief on Judicial Review – 51
(00:30:11) D. The LAT Adjudicator’s Decision Was Unreasonable – 68
(00:33:39) VII. Conclusion – 77