The applicant sought reconsideration of a Tribunal decision dismissing his application for attendant care and housekeeping benefits as statute-barred.
The applicant argued the insurer's denial letter was ambiguous, that subsequent payments negated the denial, and raised Charter and discoverability arguments.
The Tribunal dismissed the reconsideration request, finding the adjudicator made no significant errors of law.
The denial letter was clear and unequivocal, subsequent payments after the limitation period expired did not revive the claim, and the adjudicator properly declined the Charter argument due to lack of required notice.