What is the impact of a determination by the appeal panel or by the court of appeal?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Korecki v. Nova Scotia (Justice), 2013 NSSC 312 (CanLII):
I asked counsel for submissions on Kasperson v. Halifax (Regional Municipality), [2012] NSCA 110. I thank counsel for their assistance, but I am now of the view that the issue I had in mind is outside those presented by the parties. To comment further would be to speculate about the binding effect of whichever determination is made first, that by the appeal panel or that by this court. Conclusion
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