Does the absence of an interest in the outcome of the administrative process on the basis of delay in granting a judicial review application?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Lowe v. Diebolt, 2014 BCCA 280 (CanLII):
P.P.G. Industries v. A.G. (Canada) shows that the absence of an interest in the outcome of the administrative process on the part of the petitioner is a factor to be considered in deciding whether it is appropriate to dismiss the judicial review application on the ground of delay.
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