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Lang v. British Columbia (Superintendent of Motor Vehicles)

• 2005 BCCA 244
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Administrative Law Practice Manual (Current to: May 01 2023)
   • Chapter 12. Parties and Others in Judicial Review or Appeal Proceedings
     • II. Parties and Others Entitled to Service as of Right [§12.3]
       • C. Respondents [§12.10]
         • 1. In Judicial Review Proceedings [§12.11]
           • a. Superior Courts of British Columbia [§12.12]
             • iii. The Attorney General [§12.15]
             • iv. His Majesty the King [§12.16]
   • Chapter 13. Commencing Judicial Review, Appeal, or Stated Case Proceedings
     • VI. Service or Delivery [§13.29]
       • C. Service on the Attorney General [§13.32]
   • Chapter 14. Remedies on Judicial Review or Appeal
     • IV. Remedies on Judicial Review [§14.6]
       • A. British Columbia: The Judicial Review Procedure Act [§14.7]
   • Chapter 15. The Role of the Respondent in Judicial Review or Appeal Proceedings
     • II. Who Is a Respondent? [§15.2]
       • A. Judicial Review Procedure Act [§15.3]
         • 4. Attorney General [§15.7]
     • III. The Limited Role of the Decision-maker as Respondent [§15.14]
       • D. Tribunal Standing on Other Issues [§15.20]
         • 3. The Record [§15.23]
           • a. Explaining the Record [§15.24]
       • E. Costs Awards For and Against Tribunals [§15.30]
       • F. Cost Awards For and Against the Attorney General [§15.31]
   • Chapter 20. Costs on Judicial Reviews and Statutory Appeals
     • I. General Principles Governing Costs [§20.1]
       • B. The General Rule that an Administrative Tribunal Will Neither Be Entitled to nor Be Ordered to Pay Costs [§20.3]
     • II. Exceptions to the General Rule in the Supreme Court of British Columbia [§20.4]
       • A. When an Administrative Tribunal May Be Liable for Costs [§20.5]
         • 1. Tribunal Exhibited Misconduct or Perversity in the Proceedings Before It [§20.6]
         • 2. Tribunal Improperly Argued the Merits [§20.7]
     • III. The Attorney General [§20.10]