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ONTARIO COURT (GENERAL DIVISION) O'Leary J. L & V POULTRY PROCESSING LTD. and TOM MITCHINSON, ASSISTANT INFORMATION ENDORSEMENT The applicant has failed to participate when the Assistant Commissioner made his order entirely through an honest mistake. It thought its solicitor was putting in its dispute to the order being made, but the solicitor when about to prepare the dispute was mistakenly told that one officer of the applicant had looked after the matter before he went on a trip to Greece. This proved only to have been the instructions given to the solicitor, but through error was understood as terminating the problem, but the solicitors did nothing. When the vacationer returned from Greece and the order was received by the applicant, the solicitors applied for judicial review, spelling out the error made by the applicants in its defence namely prejudice if the information be released. I therefore order the stay requested so the judicial review will not be defeated before it is heard. No order as to costs.
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ONTARIO COURT (GENERAL DIVISION) McMurtry C.J.O.C., Jenkins. Hartt JJ. L & V POULTRY PROCESSING LTD. and TOM MITCHINSON, ASSISTANT INFORMATION ENDORSEMENT We are of the opinion that the applicant has failed to demonstrate any denial of natural justice or any breach of a general rule of fairness and therefore there is not basis on which this Court should interfere with the exercise of the discretion of the Information and Privacy Commissioner. The application is therefore dismissed. The Information and Privacy Commissioner and the Ontario Chicken
Producers Marketing Board are each entitled to their costs fixed in the amount
of $1,500 for each respondent.
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