The Court held that the application of the Applicant actuary was premature. The Applicant was subject to disciplinary proceedings by the Respondent self-governing professional association and brought an application to stay the proceedings for inordinate delay. The Court held that the disciplinary process of the Respondent had to run its course before the Applicant could bring an application for judicial relief.

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Administrative law – Decisions of administrative tribunals – Canadian Institute of Actuaries – Actuaries – Disciplinary proceedings – Professional governance and discipline – Professional misconduct / conduct unbecoming – Judicial review application – Premature – Delay – Stay of proceedings – Jurisdiction of tribunal – Remedies – Alternative remedies A.D.M. v. Canadian Institute of Actuaries, ...