What is the applicable standard of review for questions of mixed fact and law?
Canada (Federal), Canada
The following excerpt is from A. D. v Canada Employment Insurance Commission, 2016 CanLII 59124 (SST):
The Respondent submits that the applicable standard of review for questions of law is correctness, and the applicable standard of review for questions of mixed fact and law is that of reasonableness: Pathmanathan v. Office of the Umpire, 2015 FCA 50 (paragraph 15).
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