Misinformation

[Ron Payne]

Angela, Bill is talking about appealing an overpayment to the SBT
which has nothing to do with the DAU. The 20/10 day notice stands.
Perhaps you would like to verify this with your local legal clinic.

Ron Payne
Welfare Legal
Hamilton, Ontario

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. Oral Hearings

The vast majority of SBT cases are heard by way of oral, sit-down
hearings. At
oral hearings ANY party intending to submit documentary evidence or
written
submissions must serve copies of it on the other parties - AND file
copies of it
with the Tribunal:

if an appellant, 20 days before the hearing [Reg
s.65(2)(a)], and
if an Director or any other party, 10 days before
http://www.isthatlegal.ca/index.php?name=appeals2.odsp_law#(n)%20Evidence%20and%20Submissions%20Disclosure
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65. (1) The appellant shall present his or her case first on an oral
hearing of an appeal before the Tribunal unless the Director agrees
otherwise. O. Reg. 222/98, s. 65 (1).

(2) Unless the parties agree otherwise, a party who intends to
produce written or documentary evidence or written submissions, other
than reports referred to in subsections 64 (1) and (2), at an oral
hearing shall provide copies of that evidence or those submissions to
the other parties and the Tribunal,

(a) in the case of the appellant, at least 20 days before the hearing;
and

(b) in the case of the Director and any other parties, at least 10
days before the hearing. O. Reg. 222/98, s. 65 (2); O. Reg. 394/04, s.
18 (1).

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_980222_e.htm#BK77

Today, Wednesday, February 18, 2009, the e-Laws currency date is
Thursday, February 12, 2009.




On 2/17/09, abrowne <browne...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Appellants must provide all supplementary information to the DAU

Angela