His Majesty the King v. Bell Telephone Company of Canada, Limited, [1935-37] CTC 1 -- text

LETOURNEAU, J.:—La compagnie intimée a demandé par pétition de droit que Sa Majesté le Roi aux droits de la Province de Québec soit déclarée lui devoir une somme de $1,380.86 pour un supplément de charges se rapportant à des communications téléphoniques à

City of Halifax v. Halifax Harbour Commissioners, [1928-34] CTC 366 -- text

Durr, C.J.:—The question, the answer to which, in my view, must determine this appeal, is whether or not the respondents, the Halifax Harbour Commissioners, fall within the description "‘occupier’’ within the meaning of sec. 357(1) of the Halifax charter. The

His Majesty the King v. Minister of Finance of British Columbia, [1928-34] CTC 330 -- text

Davis, J.:—This appeal arises out of proceedings by way of. mandamus instituted by the respondents, who alleged that they were wrongfully deprived of certain land or an interest therein situate in Victoria, B.C., in consequence of fraud in the registration

His Majesty the King v. Minister of Finance of British Columbia., [1928-34] CTC 320 -- text

MACDONALD, C.J.B.C.:—This is an appeal against an absolute order for mandamus obtained by a mining company commanding the Minister of Finance to forthwith ascertain and take into consideration the acquisition costs to the Pioneer Gold Mines of B.C. Ltd.,

A. Hollander & Sons Ltd. v. His Majesty the King, [1928-34] CTC 297, [1920-1940] DTC 275 -- text

MACLEAN P.:—The suppliant is a company engaged in the business of dressing and dyeing furs, for others and not for its own account. By virtue of the Special War Revenue Act 1915, and amendments thereto, and within the periods

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