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Regarding the Reg. 2401(2)(d) designation, the text and legislative history supported the view that the insurer had the discretion to designate Excess CIF in respect of any of its insurance businesses – even an insurance business (here, the A&S business) that was exempted from tax. ...

. … Consistent with the theory of economic allegiance described by the majority in Alta Energy, which recognizes that a recipient of passive income need not have any allegiance to the paying country, the focus of the rationale of Article 10(2) is not how the common shares of Husky came to be owned by the Luxcos, but whether the Luxcos satisfy the residence requirement, the beneficial owner requirement and the voting power requirement. ...

(para. 48) “[T]he transactions were structured in the way they were to benefit Corco … [which] needed a way to finance the purchase.” ...

They accomplished what section 160 sought to prevent – its application, they defeated its underlying rationale, and they circumvented its application. ...

Before allowing the taxpayers appeal, Yuan J, stated (at para. 41): I have difficulty imagining what better evidence the CRA could reasonably expect an applicant to produce as proof of filing where the application was submitted by regular mail …. ...

The test is whether … may one say that the building was renovated sufficiently enough that all or substantially all of the building has been removed or replaced: Camiré v. ...

(a)(iii)(B) includes a single individual, so it did not matter that there was only one tenant during the relevant period (para. 11); in the situation, for example, where "two individuals occupy the unit – one for a year and the other for six months –...on the basis that the plural includes the singular, the unit will qualify...by applying the test to the one individual who does occupy the unit for the whole year" (para. 12) "if there is only one occupant of a unit, in order for the unit to qualify based on the actual use test, the unit will have to be occupied by the same individual for a full period of one year (or the shorter period of time contemplated by this clause [((B)])" (para. 20) the phrase "place of residence of individuals" in s. ...

(The taxpayer testified that he spent $104,719 to install a gravel road for ¾ of the property length in order to free up a pick-up truck that had become stuck in peat.) ...

Hershfield J referred (at para. 91) to this being from the perspective of Mall Co a " quid pro quo from ICBC to forego its entitlement against Tech BC. ...

. … CIBC’s answer to question 5591 merely states that…legal advice informed its position. ...