The applicant union referred a grievance to the Board.
The responding party failed to file a timely Notice of Intent to Defend, resulting in a default decision directing the production of documents.
The responding party failed to produce the documents, prompting the applicant to estimate damages at $2,565.36 and request an order for payment.
The responding party then filed a late Notice of Intent to Defend and requested the Board rescind its default decision, claiming an innocent mistake.
The Board refused to reconsider the default decision, noting the clear instructions provided in the application materials.
However, because the responding party disputed the quantum of damages and paid the filing fee, the Board directed the Registrar to schedule a hearing solely to determine the damages and expenses payable.