What is the effect of making representations to a Law Society investigator that the licensee is working on a response?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Law Society of Upper Canada v. Munro, 2014 ONLSTH 49 (CanLII):
I recognize that the Tribunal in the Boissonneault [Law Society of Upper Canada v. Boissonneault (unreported)] case stated that making representations to the Law Society investigator that the licensee is working on a response, that it will be coming shortly, and that he has made arrangements, is not honest or open and not helpful.
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