Walsh, J:—This is a petition to strike paragraphs 2 to 6 inclusive and paragraphs 14 and 16 of plaintiff's statement of claim pursuant to Rule 419 of the Federal Court Rules. The proceedings concern reassessments made on January 14, 1974 of

Urie, J:—This is an appeal from the judgment of the Trial Division ordering the appellant to refund to the respondent the sum of $474,008.59. The respondent cross-appeals from the failure of the trial judge to order (a) the repayment by the

The Associate Chief Justice:—In this action, three separate applications have been made on behalf of the Crown for orders under Rule 464(1) requiring persons who are not parties to the action to produce and permit the inspection and copying

Martland, J (orally for the Court):—We are all of the opinion that this appeal fails. It is dismissed with costs.

Collier, J:—In June 1971 the defendant bought a parcel of land near Abbotsford, BC. In June of the next year he sold a 7-acre portion of the parcel. There was a gain in the amount of $31,097. The Minister of National Revenue included

Holmes, DCJ:—This matter is concerned with two counts. In the first count, Charles Vernon Myers and Interpublishing Company Ltd, otherwise known as Inter Publishing Co Ltd were charged that they:

Walsh, J:—This action which seeks a declaratory judgment from the Court interpreting the collection proceedings which can be adopted by the Minister of National Revenue to enforce payment of taxes allegedly due following a notice of reassessment when the said

Addy, J:—The plaintiff is a member of and an owner of a 1/16th interest In a motion picture syndicate, known as the Heyman Syndicate (hereinafter referred to as “the Syndicate’’).

Walsh, J:—Plaintiff applies pursuant to subsection 167(4) of the Income Tax Act for an order extending the time within which an appeal may be instituted by her from a judgment of the Tax Review Board allowing in part her

Addy, J:—The present appeal is against a judgment of the Tax Review Board which allowed an appeal by the taxpayer company, Immobiliare Canada Ltd, a Canadian resident company, against an assessment made on July 19, 1973 relating to the 1966 taxation