In Jajo v. Ontario (Transportation) (Div Ct, 2021) the Divisional Court was faced with a series of administrative foul-ups started initially by failure to follow statutory [HTA Regs] notice requirements when purporting to revoke a driving instructor's license. The case is mostly fact-based but is an example of how serious (and here, near-comical) the implications can be of failure to give proper notice. The court characterized the situation as a rare abuse of process and granted the license-holder's judicial review application.
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