Federal Court of Appeal hears motions to extend time in cases against bank

This week Federal courts has cases with issues of human rights, disability benefits

Federal Court of Appeal hears motions to extend time in cases against bank

This week, parties involved in human rights and privacy law cases made appearances before the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal. The Federal Court also dealt with a class action alleging errors in the calculation of disability benefits.

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