(d) Judicial Review of Umpire's Reconsideration Decision
It is well settled by the jurisprudence that, absent special circumstances, the Federal Court of Appeal will not use a judicial review of the reconsideration decision as a vehicle to collaterally attack the original decision. The fact that a claimant is self-represented does not in itself constitute special circumstances.
Clow v. Canada (E.I.C.), [2004], F.C.J. No. 2148 (F.C.A.) A-260-04
Mansour v. Canada (A.G.), [2001] F.C.J. No. 1639 (F.C.A.) A-145-00
Schooner v. Canada (A.G.), [2004] F.C.J. No. 2064 (F.C.A) A-418-03
Nickerson v. Canada (E.I.C.), [2006] F.C.J. No. 627 (F.C.A.) A-624-04
Pollitt v. Canada (A.G.), 2009 FCA 98 (F.C.A.) A-222-08
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