What is the legal basis for disqualification from a university degree course?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Wickwire Holm v. Stephen, 2008 NSSM 39 (CanLII):
Such prior participation as a basis for disqualification, without something more, appears to be, as pointed out by Justice Joyal in Kalo v. Manitoba, supra, at paras. 32 to 34, the exact type of shortcut in reasoning that is inappropriate in such cases of alleged apprehension of bias.
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