In what circumstances will a stay be granted respecting an order of disbarment?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Law Society of Upper Canada v. Matthew Joseal Igbinosun, 2006 ONLSAP 10 (CanLII):
In LSUC v. Hicks, supra, the Appeal Panel considered whether a stay should be granted respecting an order of disbarment. The Appeal Panel said this at paras. 3-4:
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