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., in The King v. Shore, [1949] Ex. C.R. 225; [1949] C.T.C. 159. The appellant was incorporated in 1947 under the Dominion Companies Act as a wholly owned subsidiary of Martin-Parry Corporation, a United States company, to market throughout Canada a vacuum cleaner known as the ‘‘Model C. ... Furthermore, Section 31 (1) of The Interpretation Act, R.S.C. 1952, c. 158, provides: 31. (1) In every Act, unless the contrary intention appears, (n) where a word is defined other parts of speech and tenses of the same word have corresponding meanings;” so that, in any event, produced or manufactured’’ is entitled to the assistance of the extension of the meaning of manufacturer or producer’’ in Section 2(a). It may be that, as was suggested, all the arguments now advanced were not presented to the Exchequer Court in The King v. ...

Wilson (1920), 89 L.J.P.C. at 31:— “The party ought in this case to be relieved against the King, because the King is the fountain and head of justice and equity; and it shall not be presumed that he will be defective in either. ... Anderson, [1942] A.C. 206 (as to the latter decision see 1951 — 29 Can. ... & G. 430; Crowther v. Appleby (1873), L.R. 9 C.P. 28; Eccles & Co. v. ...

King, for advice generally with respect to Barbados law. [17]   On October 15, 1993, Mr. ... King again writes to the CBB indicating “we require the licence dated prior to December 31, 1993”. [24]   On May 5, 1994, Mr. ... Hugo Mann Director of GBL and GOBV Sheldon Durtsche Director of GBL and GOBV David King Director of GBL from 1992 until 2007.   ...

In this case the capital recovery would amount to $143,369.21, as follows: Amount distributed in 1930_. $ 17,946.64 " " ‘ ‘ 1931 18,000.00 "" ‘ ‘ " 1932 12,000.00 Amounts distributed by the liquidator ($75,000 and $1,500) 76,500.00 Accounts receivable and money assigned to Royal Trust Co. 18,922.57 $143,369.21 If we deduct the amount assigned to the Royal Trust Co., namely, $18,922.57, for accounts receivable and cash on hand, we are left with a balance of $124,446.64. ... The King, ante, p. 23. In the case of Hill v. Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales Limited (supra) the facts were briefly as follows. ... Unless and until the fund was in fact capitalized it retained its characteristics of a distributable profit, and on the authority of the passages which have been read from Lord Herschell’s speech in Bouch v. ...

The King [1924] A.C. 999 and both decisions are, of course, binding upon this Court. ... Has he the same right to freedom of speech and discussion at public meetings? ... The King v. Crabbs [1934] S.C.R. 523. I would agree with the conclusions of Mr. ...

The King v. Wright et al., [1927] N.S.R. 443; 54. Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd. v. ... [Emphasis added.] 5.04.5(3) Counsel for the respondent quotes from a speech given by the same author, J. ... The passages from the speeches given by T.W. Marlow (5.04.5(1)) and M.J. ...

They spat on the Applicant, verbally abused her and warned her to stop advocating for the return of the King. [5]   In November 2015, the same two men sexually assaulted the Applicant. ... As the psychiatric report indicated that the Applicant’s flow of speech was expansive and she showed no problems expressing herself the RAD found that the report failed to account for her inconsistent or irregular evidence. [39]   The RAD also noted the psychiatric report did not indicate that the Applicant had any perceptual disorders. ... DATED: October 15, 2019   APPEARANCES: Luke McRae   For The Applicant   Catherine Vasilaros For The Respondent   SOLICITORS OF RECORD: Luke McRae Barrister and Solicitor Toronto, Ontario   For The Applicant   Attorney General of Canada Toronto, Ontario   For The Respondent     ...

.,• *:. ' • Copies of the actual insurance policies have not been placed before the Court but a copy of the certificate issued under the Union Mutual Group Accident Insurance Policy is attached to the special case. ... That the policy is a policy of insurance that was effected on the ‘‘life’’ of the deceased is clear from the essential nature of the contract, which is a con- tract Whereby a fixed amount is payable on the ‘death” of the deceased and an increased amount is payable at the same time if the ‘ * death ’ ’ was caused by ‘ ‘ violent and accidental ’ ’ means. ... I.R.C., [1958] A.C. 210 at 224. 6 *1 should say that, having regard to the speeches of certain of the law lords in DAvigdor-Goldsmid v. ...

In 1985 speeches were made to a wide range of groups including Management Accountants of Canada, criminologists and social workers, St. ... Lawrence Market on a Saturday morning, some historic sites — Old Fort York and the Marine Museum, as well as visiting in homes all over the city and area. ... Blackstone observes, that the king, as parens patriae, has the general superintendance of all charities, which he now exercises by the keeper of his conscience, the Chancellor. ...

Nevertheless the evidence satisfies me that the ‘ ‘ family reasons ’ ’ were as much a feature of the transaction as was the conveyance of the property and were also as much if not more of an inducement to J. ... King, in answer to the question: What is the point of law raised by the Case? ... King suggested they should have found them. I do not think I need say more. ...