Natural consequences, as the word «natural» implies, are what happens without any input or
interference as a result of an action or decision.
Not exact matches
«In the light
of the foregoing, our client has instructed us to serve you notice
of its intention to institute legal proceeding against the State
as a
result of the wrongful
interference by State officials with our client's right to» prospect on its concession and also a breach
of its right to administrative justice, the latter cause
of action resulting from the seizure and - detention
of trucks without, due process
as well
as recover all sums
of money our client must pay to Engineers an Planners by reason
of the
actions of die State officials responsible for the seizure and detention
of the trucks.»
[2] The question in this appeal is whether a prohibition on designated employees participating in strike
action for the purpose
of negotiating the terms and conditions
of their employment amounts to a substantial
interference with their right to a meaningful process
of collective bargaining and,
as a
result, violates s. 2 (d)
of the Charter.
Although the complainant could establish that she suffered some level
of inconvenience
as a
result of the employer's
actions, this did not rise to the level
of interference that
resulted in discrimination under the BC Human Rights Code.