The applicant sought an urgent injunction to allow a student to attend a school prom after the principal denied him the privilege following a 10-day suspension.
The applicant argued the denial was an uncommunicated extension of the suspension and thus reviewable.
The Divisional Court dismissed the application, holding that attending a prom is a privilege, not a legal right, and the principal's decision was not a statutory power of decision capable of judicial review.
Even if reviewable, the court found the principal's decision was reasonable.
