Complainant alleged Justice C made an error in his decision against the Town and appealed to have the case reopened.

20170002 - Complainant alleged Justice C made an error in his decision against the Town and appealed to have the case reopened.

Complainant alleged Justice C made an error in his decision against the Town and appealed to have the case reopened.

A party to a litigation that alleges bias or an apprehension of bias must do so before the courts. When acting in the course of his or her judicial duties, a judge is presumed, unless the contrary is demonstrated, to have acted in good faith and with due and proper consideration of the issues before him or her. A disagreement with how a judge decided a matter is not evidence of bias. It is evident that, based on the material before the court, the judge came to a different conclusion

Regarding the alleged errors of facts and of law, the Council has no jurisdiction to review the judicial decisions.