W O Davis:—This appeal was heard at Penticton, BC, in the first week of May 1970 in conjunction with the appeals of five fellow members of The R B White Clinic, including Dr William H White, and, for the reasons given and to the extent indicated
The Chairman:—This taxpayer’s appeal was heard at the same time as that of Murray Kadis, it then being agreed by counsel concerned that the evidence adduced should apply to both appellants.
The Chairman:—This income tax appeal was disposed of at the finish of its hearing, at Toronto, and it only remains necessary to record the reasons for the decision then reached by me. A reassessment relating to 1966 was involved whereby the sum of $19,067.82
Roland St-Onge:—The issue to be decided in this appeal is whether or not the respondent was justified in the assessing of penalties against the appellant in the amounts of $281.46, $893.86 and $1,098.80 with respect to the taxation years 1965, 1966 and 1967
The Chairman:—This appeal was brought from an assessment made in respect of the appellant’s income for the 1968 taxation year. By notice of appeal, the taxpayer complained that the Minister erroneously added an amount of $1,662 to his reported net income for income tax purposes.
The Chairman:—This is another of those troublesome appeals regarding the alleged association of certain private corporations, in this instance, during 1965, 1966 and 1967. The matter was heard at Montreal where the appellant, a Quebec company, carries on business as
J O Weldon:—This appeal with respect to the appellant’s 1967 taxation year was heard at Edmonton, Alberta, on October 19, 1971 under the Tax Appeal Board as it was then constituted.
J O Weldon:—This appeal with respect to the appellant’s 1967 taxation year was heard at Victoria, BC, on September 17 and 18, 1970 under the Tax Appeal Board as it was then constituted.
The Chairman:—Appellant is an Alberta corporation formed in 1949 and, until late in 1967, it was managed by one O L Spencer. It conducted an investment business and had a seat on the Calgary Stock Exchange. In 1967, Spencer and his family moved to Vancouver. All their shares of the appellant’s capital stock were then acquired by members of the family of Victor C Morrison, CA of Calgary, where this appeal was heard in April 1970 and judgment reserved. Assessments made in July 1969 and relating to the taxation years 1964, 1965 and 1967 require reviewing.
The Chief Justice (orally):—This is an appeal from a judgment of the Trial Division, dismissing an appeal from a judgment of the Tax Appeal Board, in so far as it dismissed appeals by the appellant from its assessments under Part I of the Income
