Can a disciplinary committee or council conduct a two-stage proceeding?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Horning v. Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan, 1985 CanLII 2598 (SK QB):
A two-stage proceeding is not unknown to the law, and is not against natural justice. See Merchant v. Benchers of Law Society of Saskatchewan et al., 1972 CanLII 866 (SK CA), [1973] 2 W.W.R. 109, at 112. Nor, on my review of the record, can I find that the disciplinary committee, or council, conducted the proceeding in a manner otherwise infringing the rules of natural justice.
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