A. General Points
Purpose
- This Code sets the standards of conduct for the Members of the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada (the “Tribunal”).
A. General Points
Purpose
- This Code sets the standards of conduct for the Members of the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada (the “Tribunal”).
Below you will find a list of Tribunal decisions that have already been issued but have not been published yet. The Tribunal cannot publish decisions until they are translated in both official languages.
Below you will find a list of Tribunal decisions that have already been issued but have not been published yet. The Tribunal cannot publish decisions until they are translated in both official languages.
Accessing the decisions
TATC publishes its decisions through Decisia by Lexum.
Accessing the decisions
TATC publishes its decisions through Decisia by Lexum.
Context
- The Protocol establishes the process that the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada (TATC) follows in dealing with complaints about the conduct of members involving an alleged breach of t
Context
- The Protocol establishes the process that the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada (TATC) follows in dealing with complaints about the conduct of members involving an alleged breach of t
1. Policy on the Appeal Process
This policy provides guidance on how appeals are filed, the applicable deadlines, the review process, and the criteria for appeal eligibility.
1. Policy on the Appeal Process
This policy provides guidance on how appeals are filed, the applicable deadlines, the review process, and the criteria for appeal eligibility.
The Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada (TATC) issues practice directions to help parties understand the Tribunal's rules and procedures.
The Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada (TATC) issues practice directions to help parties understand the Tribunal's rules and procedures.
The Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules (TATC Rules) were made pursuant to s.
The Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Rules (TATC Rules) were made pursuant to s.
The hearing is scheduled when the parties are ready to proceed. A hearing is an official meeting where both parties present information (including, evidence and submissions) to the Member to support their side in a case.
The hearing is scheduled when the parties are ready to proceed. A hearing is an official meeting where both parties present information (including, evidence and submissions) to the Member to support their side in a case.