City of Toronto v. Ontario Jockey Club, [1928-34] CTC 245 -- text
SMITH, J.:—This is an appeal concerning the assessment of the respondent’s Woodbine Race Course, situated in the city of Toronto.
SMITH, J.:—This is an appeal concerning the assessment of the respondent’s Woodbine Race Course, situated in the city of Toronto.
RIDDELL, J.A.:—The appellant is the proprietor of the well- known race-course known as the Woodbine, and is appealing against the decision of the Railway and Municipal Board, whereby its property was ordered to be assessed for $765,308, being $565,308 on the
HUGHES, J.:—This is an appeal from a judgment of Mr. Justice Angers of the Exchequer Court of Canada dismissing an action brought by the Attorney-General of Canada to recover the sum of $2,611.58, which it was claimed was owing by the respondent in
ANGERS, J.:—The defendant is and was at all material times herein, to wit from December 1, 1931, to June 30, 1932, licensed as a manufacturer under part XIII of the Special War Revenue Act, R.S.C., 1927, c. 179, and amendments, and
Lord THANKERTON :—This is an appeal from the judgment of the Court of Appeal for British Columbia, ante, p. 197, which affirmed, with one dissentient, the judgment of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, ante, p.
Macdonald, C.J.B.C.:—This is an appeal raising a question involving the jurisdiction of the Dominion Parliament and that of the local Legislature. We have been informed by counsel that the Minister of Justice was notified of this appeal and replied that he did
Morrison, C.J.S.C.:—The question raised in this action is whether what is locally known as the Fuel-oil Tax Act, 1930 (B.C.), c. 71, and particularly secs. 2, 5(1) and 6 thereof, is invalid as being an attempt, in the first place, to
JUREMENT :—La défenderesse, s’autorisant des dispositions de de l’article 700, C.M., par règlement no 258, entré en vigeur le premier mai 1933, a imposé certains droits annuels, sous forme de licences, pour l’exercice des commerces et métiers, etc., dans les limites
Lor Macmillan:—The respondent, Mrs. Spooner, in the year 1927 received a sum of $9,570.41 in circumstances set out in
NEWCOMBE, J.:—This is a tax appeal, depending upon the meaning and application of the Income War Tax Act, c. 28 of 1917, as amended.