Her Majesty the Queen v. John M Cruickshank, [1977] CTC 344, 77 DTC 5226 -- text

Gibson, J:—The defendant John Melrose Cruickshank, a resident of Paris, France and having a “fiscal domicile” there in 1974 (see Article 11, paragraph VII of Canada-France Income Tax Convention of 1951), received from a private pension plan of Industrial Hose

Minister of National Revenue v. Dame Lucie Simon and General Trust of Canada, Executors of the Will of François Faure, [1977] CTC 340, 77 DTC 5228 -- text

de Grandpré, J (concurred in by Laskin, CJC, Judson, Pigeon and Beetz, JJ) [Translation]:—This appeal poses the following question: When spouses stipulate in their marriage contract that the community property shall belong to the survivor, is there a

Crown Trust Company, in Its Capacity as Trustee of the Suburban Realty Trust v. Her Majesty the Queen, [1977] CTC 320, 77 DTC 5173 -- text

Addy, J:—This action, as originally constituted, consisted of an appeal by the plaintiff of an assessment for income tax purposes for the taxation year 1969, of revenue-producing apartment buildings in Montreal sold by the plaintiff on December 30, 1969 to

Anne Zanatta, Executrix of the Estate of Moses Anthony Zanatta, Deceased v. Minister of Finance for The, [1977] CTC 316 -- text

Ruttan, J (in Chambers):—This is an appeal from the decision of the Minister of Finance for the Province of British Columbia made March 14, 1977 affirming a succession duty assessment dated November 15, 1976 which levied succession duties on the value

New Continental Oil Company of Canada Limited v. Her Majesty the Queen, [1977] CTC 293, 77 DTC 5202 -- text

Pratte, J:—This appeal raises three distinct issues related to the income tax payable by the appellant for the 1966 and 1967 taxation years. Those three issues, which were all decided against the appellant by the trial judge, are referred to in the

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