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Judicial review of OHIP payment suspension dismissed for undue delay and lack of merit.
The applicant physician sought judicial review of a decision by the General Manager of OHIP to suspend his medical fee payments due to his failure to cooperate with a statutorily mandated inspection of his records.
The application was brought nearly ten years after the decision.
The Divisional Court dismissed the application for undue delay, finding the delay inexplicable and prejudicial to the respondent due to the destruction of the applicant's records.
The court also held that, on the merits, the General Manager's decision to suspend payments was reasonable and authorized by the Health Insurance Act.