What is the test for applying for judicial review of a coroner’s decision in a personal injury case?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Canadian Chiropractic Assn. v. Lewis (Coroner inquest), 2003 CanLII 43074 (ON SCDC):
In Stanford v. Harris (1989), 3 C.P.C. (2d) 161 (Div. Ct.), Campbell J. states at p.173: The coroner is faced with a very difficult task and must be afforded a sufficient degree of insulation from review. Applications for judicial review should be discouraged, as they detract from the coroner’s ability to control the proceedings, and they produce delay.
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