The applicant in a human rights proceeding alleging sexual harassment and disability discrimination requested interim orders for document production and extensions of time.
The Tribunal ordered the organizational respondent to transcribe the illegible handwritten notes of its investigator at its own cost, finding that the purpose of pre-hearing disclosure would be defeated if documents relied upon were illegible.
The Tribunal also granted the applicant's requests for extensions of time to file medical records and other documents, finding no prejudice to the respondents.
The applicant's request for production of jurisprudence referred to by the investigator was denied as speculative.
