Section 246 — Canada Business Corporations Act: Appeal from Director’s decision

A person who feels aggrieved by a decision of the Director referred to in any of paragraphs (a) to (g) may apply to a court for an order, including an order requiring the Director to change the decision to refuse to file in the form submitted any articles or other document required by this Act to be filed; to give a name, to change or revoke a name, or to refuse to reserve, accept, change or revoke a name under section 12; to grant, or to refuse to grant, an exemption that may be granted under this Act and the regulations; to refuse under subsection 187(11) to permit a continued reference to shares having a nominal or par value; to refuse to issue a certificate of discontinuance under section 188 or a certificate attesting that as of a certain date the corporation exists under subsection 263.1(2); to issue, or to refuse to issue, a certificate of revival under section 209, or the decision with respect to the terms for revival imposed by the Director; to correct, or to refuse to correct, articles, a notice, a certificate or other document under section 265; to cancel, or to refuse to cancel, the articles and related certificate under section 265.1; or to dissolve a corporation under section 212. The Court may make any order it thinks fit.