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    CORRESPONDING CUB: 71661


    JUDGMENT OF THE FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL

    DATE
    :
    20110620

    DOCKET:
    A-269-10

    CITATION :
    2011 FCA 210

    UMPIRE’S DECISION:
    CUB 71661A

    CORAM:

    PELLETIER J.A.
    DAWSON J.A.
    MAINVILLE J.A.

    BETWEEN:

    DON IRVINE,

    applicant,

    - and -

    ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA,

    respondent.

    Heard at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, on June 20, 2011.

    REASONS FOR JUDGMENT OF THE COURT
    (Delivered from the Bench at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
    on June 20, 2011)

    PELLETIER J.A.

    [1] We are all of the view that Mr. Irvine’s application for judicial review of Umpire Marin’s decision dismissing his application for reconsideration under section 120 of the Employment Insurance Act, S.C. 1996, c. 23, must be dismissed.

    [2] The ground advanced for the application for reconsideration was that the Umpire erred in failing to give effect to a material fact when he ignored the handwritten alterations to the Proposal in Bankruptcy which was incorporated into an order of the Court of Queen’s Bench in Bankruptcy and Insolvency on the basis that the alterations were not authenticated.

    [3] In our view, none of the handwritten alterations was, in any way, material to Mr. Irvine’s claim. The Umpire recognized this and, as a result, he dismissed the application for reconsideration. We find no error in his having done so.

    [4] As a result, the application for judicial review will be dismissed, but without costs.



    "J.D. Denis Pelletier"
    J.A.

    2011-09-26