What are some cases dealing with time limits in human rights cases?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Stuart v. Gardner and Vancouver English Centre, 2004 BCHRT 401 (CanLII):
The leading case in regard to time limits is Chartier v. School District No. 62, 2003 BCHRT 39: The limitation period contained in s. 22 is a substantive provision which is intended to ensure that Complainants pursue their human rights remedies with some speed and to allow Respondents the comfort of performing their activities without the possibility of dated complaints.
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