CASE NO. VOL. NO. PAGE
ALLEN COMEAU - and - WORKERS’ COMPENSATION APPEALS
TRIBUNAL, ATTORNEY GENERAL and
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION BOARD
OF NOVA SCOTIA
Appellant Respondents
CA 162431 Halifax ROSCOE, J.A.
(orally)
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[Cite as: Comeau v. Nova Scotia (Workers’ Compensation Board), 2000 NSCA 130]
APPEAL HEARD: November 14, 2000
JUDGMENT DELIVERED: November 14, 2000
WRITTEN RELEASE OF ORAL: November 16, 2000
SUBJECT: Workers’ Compensation Act - application for leave to appeal
SUMMARY: The worker sought leave to appeal a decision of theTribunal which found he was entitled to benefits pursuant to s.10E of the Act. The proposed grounds of appeal were that the Tribunal erred by delaying the hearing of his appeal pending amendments to the legislation, in not finding that s.10E was unconstitutional, in not allowing the appellant to make an oral presentation at the hearing of his appeal, and by misinterpreting s. 10E.
ISSUE: Should leave be granted?
RESULT: Application for leave dismissed.
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