In my post yesterday about the decision by the BC Supreme Court in the case between the Law Society and Trinity Western University, I gave you the wrong link to the judgement. The 43 page decision can be found here.
The Court did not decide the merits of the case, in which TWU was challenging the Law Society's decision not to accredit graduates of its proposed law school because of TWU's discriminatory covenant requiring students not to have sex unless they are in a heterosexual marriage. The court decided that the Law Society should re-do its decision.
The Court did not decide the merits of the case, in which TWU was challenging the Law Society's decision not to accredit graduates of its proposed law school because of TWU's discriminatory covenant requiring students not to have sex unless they are in a heterosexual marriage. The court decided that the Law Society should re-do its decision.
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