Law360 Canada ( March 19, 2018, 11:55 AM EDT) -- Application by the medical dispensary for judicial review of the respondent’s decision to audit its accounts and recover alleged overpayments. The respondent was the agent of the province who administered the provincial prescription drug plan. Under the plan, pharmacies could claim dispensing fees only every 28 days per patient per drug, unless certain exceptions applied. The applicant was devoted to serving patients who were recovering from addictions, so most of its patients met the requirements for more frequent drug dispensing. The respondent conducted an audit and advised the applicant it could not substantiate $127,454 of dispensing fees claimed. The applicant responded that the only error was its pharmacists not checking the box to indicate the rationale for more frequent dispensing, and submitted corrected forms. The respondent acknowledged the discrepancies were mainly clerical errors, but confirmed its intention to recover $120,013, and had already clawed back $79,240 from the applicant. The applicant argued the respondent had acted outside its authority and unreasonably....