What is the reasonableness standard for a reviewing court?
Manitoba, Canada
The following excerpt is from Communications, Energy and Paperworks Union of Canada, Local 1403 v. Tolko Industries Ltd., Manitoba Kraft Papers Division, 2004 MBQB 91 (CanLII):
In Ryan v. Law Society, supra, when the court asked itself the question of what does the reasonableness standard require of a reviewing court, the response given is: 48 Where the pragmatic and functional approach leads to the conclusion that the appropriate standard is reasonableness simpliciter, ...
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