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Malcolm v. Canada (Minister of Fisheries), 2014 FCA 130

In Fish Cases, Judicial Review/Crown Liability on (Updated )

This case involved a representative proceeding brought by the applicant on behalf of all commercial halibut licence holders in British Columbia. The applicant sought judicial review of a decision of the Minister of Fisheries changing the allocation of the total allowable catch (“TAC”) of halibut between the commercial sector and the recreational sector from 88% (commercial)/12% (recreational) to 85%/15%. In …

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