Is interference with a person’s name, reputation or integrity included in the right to security of the person?

Saskatchewan, Canada


The following excerpt is from Kodellas and Tripolis Foods Ltd. v. Human Rights Commission (Sask.), Wahn and Glute, 1986 CanLII 3336 (SK QB):

It has been held that interference with a person’s name, reputation or integrity are not included in the right to security of the person. Vide: MacBaln v. Canadian Human Rights Commission, supra, at p. 212.

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