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Request for production denied as respondents had already disclosed all relevant documents in their possession.
The applicant in a human rights application alleging sex discrimination based on pregnancy filed a request for production of documents relating to her job performance, the respondents' progressive discipline policy, and email tracking records.
The respondents submitted that they had already disclosed all relevant documents in their possession and had no formal discipline policy.
The Tribunal denied the request, finding that the respondents had disclosed all relevant documents they possessed and noting that the applicant would have the opportunity to question the respondents' witness regarding the receipt of emails.
Request to modify respondent name granted; request for early document production denied as premature.
The applicant in a human rights complaint brought a Request for Order During Proceedings seeking to modify the name of one of the corporate respondents and requesting early production of documents.
The Tribunal granted the request to modify the respondent's name.
The Tribunal denied the request for early production of documents as premature, noting that early production is only ordered in exceptional circumstances and the applicant could re-file the request after the mandatory disclosure stage under Rule 16.1.
