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Eckervogt v. British Columbia (Minister of Employment and Investment)

• 2002 BCCA 675 (Chambers)
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• 2003 BCCA 113
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• 2004 BCCA 398
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Administrative Law Practice Manual (Current to: May 01 2023)
   • Chapter 4. Impartiality and Independence
     • IV. The Law of Impartiality [§4.4]
       • C. The Canadian Test [§4.7]
         • 3. Discouraging Sour Grapes: Bias and the Law of Waiver [§4.10]
       • J. Traditional Analytical Categories [§4.18]
         • 2. Current Employment, Contractual, or Other Association [§4.20]
   • Chapter 12. Parties and Others in Judicial Review or Appeal Proceedings
     • IV. Interveners [§12.23]
       • A. Superior Courts of British Columbia [§12.24]
   • Chapter 14. Remedies on Judicial Review or Appeal
     • V. Remedial Discretion [§14.14]
       • B. Discretionary Bars to Judicial Review [§14.16]
         • 4. Waiver and Acquiescence [§14.20]
2. Civil Appeal Handbook (Current to: January 01 2023)
   • Chapter 4. Commencing the Appeal and Prehearing Procedure
     • II. Parties to the Appeal [§4.13]
       • E. Interveners on Appeal [§4.23]
         • 4. Grounds for Granting Intervener Status: Direct Interest versus Public Interest [§4.27]
           • c. Suitability of Issue under Appeal (Public Interest Branch) [§4.30]