The Standard of Review on appeal from a Master’s decision was summarized in the decision of Shibish v. Scher, 2015 ONSC 1844. The relevant and applicable principles to the case at bar are: a. Appellant interference will only be warranted if the Master made an error of law or exercised his/her discretion on the wrong principles or misapprehended the evidence such that there is a palpable and overriding error. b. The standard of review on a question of law is correctness. c. An appeal from a Master’s decision is not a re-hearing.
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