What is the test for a Charter remedy as a result of prohibited discrimination?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Teather v. Kawashima, 2016 BCSC 2231 (CanLII):
There is no issue that the chose in action for a Charter remedy as a result of prohibited discrimination extant at the time of settlement was a family asset capable of division: Mitchell v. Mitchell, 2002 BCCA 327.
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