The court dismissed a motion to quash an application for judicial review on the basis that the Applicant had an adequate alternative remedy in the form of a full hearing before a panel of the University Discipline Tribunal. The court allowed the Applicant’s cross-motion to stay the hearing of the Discipline Tribunal pending the resolution of the application for judicial review.

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Administrative law – Universities – Student discipline – Remedies – Alternative remedies – Judicial review application – Striking out – Bias – Jurisdiction – Stay of proceedings Freeman-Maloy v. York University, [2004] O.J. No. 3123, Ontario Superior Court of Justice, July 20, 2004, Epstein J. The Applicant was a student activist at York University who had engaged ...