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Adequacy of Reasons in CRTC Throttling Decision?

By Howard Knopf, Esq.

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A question that may arise about the CRTC decision is whether - irrespective of the conclusions - it meets the test of ?adequacy? of the reasons. Despite its 80 paragraphs, the decision is arguably rather short on reasoning with respect to some of its main and most controversial conclusions. As the Federal Court of Appeal ("FCA") said about the Copyright Board a couple of years ago: [11]

Full post as published by Excess Copyright on November 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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