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Law Commission of Ontario Commissions Paper from Bakerlaw on Rights to Disability-Related Supports

  • November 23, 2010
  • David Baker
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As part of the Law Commission’s project to develop a coherent framework for the Law as it Affects Persons with Disabilities, it commissioned six research papers, including a paper from Cara Wilkie, Meryl Zisman Gary and David Baker on the Right to Disability-Related Supports. The paper considers the importance of disability-related supports for achieving substantive equality and reviews the major obstacles in Canadian caselaw to successful claims for such supports.

Click here to read the full paper in html format on the Law Commission of Ontario website.

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