What is the test for accepting an award from the Court of Appeal?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from AUPE v. Lethbridge Community College, 2002 ABCA 125 (CanLII):
Essentially, this issue involves a determination of the Grievor’s intention when she accepted the payment (see Findlay v. Findlay, supra at 104.). Did the Grievor intend to forego her rights of judicial review by accepting the money for the award?
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