Comments on: Berendsen wins costs too http://envirolaw.com/berendsen-wins-costs-too/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=berendsen-wins-costs-too News and analysis (not advice) by a top Ontario environmental lawyer Sun, 05 Feb 2012 21:52:47 +0000 hourly 1 By: george.heighington http://envirolaw.com/berendsen-wins-costs-too/comment-page-1/#comment-555 george.heighington Sun, 09 Aug 2009 22:35:21 +0000 http://envirolaw.com/?p=285#comment-555 It is now August 9, 2009 and Justice John Laskin and the colleagues have been hesitating for at least three months. In the Heighington et al case, Justices Krever, Houlden and Griffith showed no hesistation and gave a veberal judgement, dismissing the appeal by the Crown for Ontario. A written judgement followed. I shudder to think that these Justices at the Appeal Court are mirrowed in the image of the former Mayor of Scarborough,( who was well aware of the Malvern Radioactive Waste dump at least 5 years before the residents were abruptly informed by the Globe and Mail). It is now August 9, 2009 and Justice John Laskin and the colleagues have been hesitating for at least three months. In the Heighington et al case, Justices Krever, Houlden and Griffith showed no hesistation and gave a veberal judgement, dismissing the appeal by the Crown for Ontario. A written judgement followed. I shudder to think that these Justices at the Appeal Court are mirrowed in the image of the former Mayor of Scarborough,( who was well aware of the Malvern Radioactive Waste dump at least 5 years before the residents were abruptly informed by the Globe and Mail).

]]> By: Heighington http://envirolaw.com/berendsen-wins-costs-too/comment-page-1/#comment-536 Heighington Sun, 28 Jun 2009 18:22:09 +0000 http://envirolaw.com/?p=285#comment-536 It is now the 28th of June, a good many months for John Laskin and his colleagues to write a decision. It is very hard to reject a judgement. John Laskin could be paralled to the case of Pinochio. There is a good chance that they will split the judgement, forcing a move to the Supreme Court of Canada. The hesitation by this group as lead by John Laskin on the Appeals Court of Ontario is evident. They have a duty to enter their judgement in a reasonable and forthwith manner. As this hesitation grows, it appears that they have neglected their duty. It is now the 28th of June, a good many months for John Laskin and his colleagues to write a decision. It is very hard to reject a judgement. John Laskin could be paralled to the case of Pinochio. There is a good chance that they will split the judgement, forcing a move to the Supreme Court of Canada.

The hesitation by this group as lead by John Laskin on the Appeals Court of Ontario is evident. They have a duty to enter their judgement in a reasonable and forthwith manner. As this hesitation grows, it appears that they have neglected their duty.

]]> By: George Heighington http://envirolaw.com/berendsen-wins-costs-too/comment-page-1/#comment-504 George Heighington Wed, 13 May 2009 11:53:34 +0000 http://envirolaw.com/?p=285#comment-504 At the Appeals Court in the Heighington et al case dealing with Radioactive Contamination of lands on McClure Cres, , the Crown droned on for three days. At the end of the three days, the Apeals Court Justices dismissed the Appeal by the Crown. There was no waiting. The Judgement was immediate. In the Berendsen Case at the Appeals Court of Ontario, with Justice John Laskin as the lead Council on the Bench, judgement on the appeal has been delayed. It is almost if John Laskin is checking with the puppet masters as to what to do. I have concerns on this delay in the appeal of the Berendsen Case, as it has the potential to be very far reaching, even to the Municipal Water Supply and bottled water. We await the John Laskin and his companions on the Bench at the Appeals Court At the Appeals Court in the Heighington et al case dealing with Radioactive Contamination of lands on McClure Cres, , the Crown droned on for three days. At the end of the three days, the Apeals Court Justices dismissed the Appeal by the Crown. There was no waiting. The Judgement was immediate.

In the Berendsen Case at the Appeals Court of Ontario, with Justice John Laskin as the lead Council on the Bench, judgement on the appeal has been delayed. It is almost if John Laskin is checking with the puppet masters as to what to do. I have concerns on this delay in the appeal of the Berendsen Case, as it has the potential to be very far reaching, even to the Municipal Water Supply and bottled water.

We await the John Laskin and his companions on the Bench at the Appeals Court

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