Joyal, J.:—The Court is asked to determine whether or not certain company shares owned by the late Philip Van Son were vested indefeasibly in his widow Hilda Jardine within 15 months of Mr. Van Son's demise in October, 1980.

Rouleau, J.:—Mrs. Fluxgold is before the Court seeking an order setting aside a 1984 assessment by the Minister of National Revenue for the sum of $59,099.03. The plaintiff is a former equal shareholder with her husband in a company called Fluxgold

Joyal, J.: —This is an appeal from a notice of reassessment issued by Revenue Canada and relating to the 1981 taxation year. At all material times, Mr. Stewart and the late Mr. Sullivan were president and vice-president respectively of Pacific

Martin, J.:—This is a de novo appeal by the plaintiff from that portion of the January 28, 1988 decision of the Tax Court of Canada (Browning Harvey Ltd. et al. v. M.N.R., [1988] 1 C.T.C.

Urie, J.A.:—This appeal from a judgment of the Trial Division was brought on an agreed statement of facts supplemented by the oral opinion evidence of two experts and the evidence of an officer of the respondent corporation.

Pinard, J.: —This is an appeal by the plaintiff from a decision by the Tax Court of Canada which upheld notices of reassessments from the Minister of National Revenue serving to deny this taxpayer the right to deduct the total amount of

Cullen, J.: —

Martin, J.:—The plaintiff appeals, with the consent of the Minister of National Revenue, by way of notice of objection pursuant to section 165 of the Income Tax Act, the Minister’s determination of the plaintiff’s refundable investment

Dubé, J.:—The plaintiff appeals the decision of the Senior Prothonotary, dated November 28, 1989, allowing the defendant to file a conditional appearance "to object to the manner in which these proceedings were instituted and to object to the jurisdiction of

Martin, J.: —In 1981 the plaintiff, Damka Lumber & Development Ltd. ("Damka"), sold approximately 14 acres of land in Coquitlam, British Columbia, to the Urban Transit Authority (“UTA”) of British Columbia for the sum of $8,500,000. The only issue