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Date: 19980217


Docket: A-19-97

CORAM:      THE CHIEF JUSTICE

         LINDEN, J.A.

         MCDONALD, J.A.     

    

BETWEEN:

    

    

     MOHAMED A. ATTIAH

     Applicant

     - and -

     CANADA POST CORPORATION,

     UNION OF POSTAL COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEES

     OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA and

     CANADA LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD

     Respondents

Heard at Toronto, Ontario, Tuesday February 17, 1998

Judgment delivered from the Bench at Toronto, Ontario, Tuesday February17, 1998

REASONS FOR JUDGMENT BY:      THE CHIEF JUSTICE

CONCURRED BY:      LINDEN, J.A.

     MCDONALD, J.A.


Date: 19980217


Docket: A-19-97

CORAM:      THE CHIEF JUSTICE

         LINDEN, J.A.

         McDONALD, J.A.     

BETWEEN:

     MOHAMED A. ATTIAH

     Applicant

     - and -

     CANADA POST CORPORATION,

     UNION OF POSTAL COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEES

     OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA and

     CANADA LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD

     Respondents

     REASONS FOR JUDGMENT

     (Delivered from the Bench at Toronto, Ontario

     on Tuesday February 17, 1998)

THE CHIEF JUSTICE:

[1]      The applicant brings this application for judicial review pursuant to section 28 of the Federal Court Act. In it he asks us to review and set aside a decision of the Canadian Labour Relations Board ("the Board") dated 10 December, 1996. In that decision the Board dismissed the applicant's complaint that the respondent unions had violated section 37 of the Canada Labour Code in the several respects alleged in the complaint.

[2]      The decision is challenged on jurisdictional and other grounds detailed in the originating notice of motion which the applicant has filed in this proceeding.

[3]      Having read the materials submitted by the applicant in support of the application and having considered them together with the oral submissions which the applicant made before us at the hearing of this application, we are far from satisfied that the Board made any error which warrants our intervention.

[4]      We will, therefore, dismiss the application, but without costs, since the respondent unions have not shown any special reasons why such an award should be made.

                             "Julius A. Isaac"

                                 C.J.

     FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA


Date: 19980217


Docket: A-19-97

BETWEEN:

MOHAMED A. ATTIAH

     Applicant

     - and -

CANADA POST CORPORATION,

UNION OF POSTAL COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEES OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA and

CANADA LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD

     Respondents

    

     REASONS FOR JUDGMENT

    

     FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA

     Names of Counsel and Solicitors of Record

DOCKET:                  A-19-97

STYLE OF CAUSE:              MOHAMED A. ATTIAH

    

     - and -

                     CANADA POST CORPORATION,
                     UNION OF POSTAL COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEES OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA and
                     CANADA LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD

    

    

DATE OF HEARING:          FEBRUARY 17, 1998

PLACE OF HEARING:          TORONTO, ONTARIO

REASONS FOR JUDGMENT

BY:                      ISAAC, C.J.

DATED:                  FEBRUARY 17, 1998

Delivered from the Bench at Toronto, Ontario

on Tuesday February 17, 1998

APPEARANCES:              Mr. Mohamed A. Attiah

                         For the Applicant

                     Mr. Brian A. O'Byrne

                         For the Respondent

                         (Canada Post Corporation)

                     Mr. David Yazbeck

                    

                         For the Respondent

                         (Union of Postal Communications

                         Employees of the Public Service Alliance
                         of Canada)

        

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SOLICITORS OF RECORD:      Mr. Mohamed A. Attiah

                     191 Montclair Avenue

                     Toronto, Ontario

                     M5P 1R1

                         For the Applicant

                     Mr. Andrew Raven

                     Raven Allen Cameron and Ballantyne

                     Barristers and Solicitors

                     Suite 1600

                     220 Laurier Avenue West

                     Ottawa, Ontario

                     K1P 5Z9

                    

                         For the Respondent

                         (Union of Postal Communications

                         Employees of the Public Service Alliance of Canada)

                    

                        

                     Mr. Brian A. O'Byrne

                     Fasken Campbell Godfrey

                     Toronto Dominion Bank Tower

                     P.O. Box 20

                     Toronto, Ontario

                     M5K 1N6     

                         For the Respondent

                         (Canada Post Corporation)

                     Ms. Johane Tremblay

                     Canada Labour Relations Board

                     C.D. Howe Building

                     240 Sparks Street

                     4th Floor - West Tower

                     Ottawa, Ontario

                     K1A 0X8

                         For the Respondent

                         (Canada Labour Relations Board)         

                    

                    


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