What is the burden on a party to dismiss an application pursuant to s. 27(1)(c)?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Banman v. Central Okanagan Emergency Shelter Society and others, 2015 BCHRT 106 (CanLII):
In an application to dismiss pursuant to s. 27(1)(c), the burden is on the respondents to show that the complainant has no reasonable prospect of success. (Stonehouse v. Elk Valley Coal (No. 2), 2007 BCHRT 305, at para. 11)
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