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By this document it was declared: The Company shall also have the right without the consent of the holders thereof, from time to time to redeem the whole or any number of the said cumulative preference shares at One hundred and ten (1101%) per centum of their par value, together with any accumulated dividends thereon upon giving [the prescribed] notice * * * dicv The late Walter E. ... Massey from a judgment of the Exchequer Court, ante, p …, confirming the assessment levied upon the appellants for h income for the year 1929. ... The question whether or not the $10 per share of the $111.75 per share paid by the company for the redemption of its shares was strictly " " a premium ‘ ‘ was not raised. ...

This guarantee is in the form of a certificate by which the Minister of Finance certifies that the bonds * * * are guaranteed as to the payment of both principal and interest by the Dominion of Canada. ... In the certificate the trustee certifies that the bond is one of a series * * * guaranteed by the Government of Canada, described in the within-mentioned mortgage, executed by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company to the undersigned as trustee. ... & W. 171. 20 [1923] S.C.R. 578, at 586. [23] (1838) 4 M. & W. 171. [24] [1930] A.C. 144, at 151. [25] [1925] A.C. 371. 23 (1838) 4 M. ...

Subsection 4 of section 6 of the Income Tax Act provides that " an appeal from any decision of the Minister (of Finance) *** may be taken to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, who after hearing the parties interested, may either confirm or amend the decision of the Minister and the decision of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council shall be final. ... On May 20, 1928, an agreement for sale of 50,000 shares of the capital stock of the new company was entered into with Stobie, Furlong & Company. ... Esquimault & Nanaimo Railway Company [12]. The statute provided that this appeal should be final. ...

[Page 517] The claim for the refund of the sum of $30,000 is based entirely upon the facts alleged in the amendment to the ' petition, and to deal with the matter requires some extended reference to the evidence. ... Lord Reading there said at p. 118: Payment under such pressure establishes that the payment is not made voluntarily to close the transaction. … The payment is made for the purpose of averting a threatened evil and is made not with the intention of giving up a right but under immediate necessity and with the intention of preserving the right to dispute the legality of the demand …. ... & N. 759, 768. 12 [1925] 1 KB. 52. 13 [1937] 4 D.L.R. 128, 131, [1937] 3 W.W.R. 121, 52 B.C.R. 32. 14 [1956] S.C.R. 632, 56 D.T.C. 1075. 15 [1915] 3 K.B. 106. 16 [1941] S.C.R. 419, [1941] 3 D.L.R. 593. 17 [1958] S.C.R. 263, 282, 13 D.L.R. (2d) 177. ...

Dec. 1, 1917 to Mar. 31, 1919 …………….. 10,483,179 6,480,430 16,963,609 Year ended Mar. 31, 1920 ………………… 6,450,902 6,497,031 12,947,933 Year ended Mar. 31, 1921 ………………… 6,224,422 4,660,747 10,855,169 Year ended Mar. 31, 1922 ………………… 1,902,629 1,339,748 3,242,377 Year ended Mar. 31, 1923 ………………… 2,122,029 1,165,440 3,287,469 6 months ended Sept. 1923 ………………. #1,880,678 745,015 2,625,693 Total …………………………………………. 31,063,839 20,858,411 51,922,250 #Manufactured covers five months ended August 1923.   ... Million lbs. 1918 ……………………………………….... #193. 3 0. 4 193. 7 1919 ……………………………………...…. #203. 9 1. 9 205. 8 1920 ……………………………………...…. 215. 1 0. 4 215. 5 1921 ………………………...…. 228. 7 3. 7 232. 4 1922 ………………………...…. 252. 5 6. 0 258. 5 1923 ……………………...……. 262. 8 3. 7 266. 5 Total………………………. 1356. 3 16. 1 1372. 4 #Includes estimated dairy butter production of approximately 100 million pounds per year. ... Solicitors for the Canadian Association of Consumers: Wegenast & Hyndman. ...

The settled jurisprudence of the province of Ontario in relation to the words “the preferential lien of the landlord for rent” was stated by the late Chancellor Boyd in Re Fashion Shop Co. [3]: The phrase “the preferential lien of the landlord for rent” means * * * that the landlord has a statutory lien upon goods available for distress, independent of actual distress or possession, for the amount of the rent as limited by the section. ... Toronto Savings & Loan Co. [5] followed the Lazier decision (2), as did also the case of Re D.S. ... (Landlord): McMaster, Montgomery, Fleury & Co. Solicitors for the Workmen’s Compensation Board: Spence, Shoemaker & Spence ...

The Chief Justice —The pertinent words of clause 4 of the will are these: I direct * * * that all income taxes which may be payable in respect of the said above provisions for my wife shall be paid out of my estate by my Trustees. ... This provision, among others, in favour of Lady Kemp shall be a first charge upon my estate, and shall be provided for and paid by my trustees in priority to any other legacies payable under my [Page 361] said will, * * * and all income taxes which may be payable in respect of the said above provisions for my wife shall be paid out of my estate by my trustees. ... Solicitors for the appellant: Balfour, Drew & Taylor. Solicitors for the adult residuary beneficiaries, respondents: Osier, Hoskin & Harcourt. ...

& sub. 1974-75-76 (Can.), c. 76, s. 14]—Interpretation Act, R.S.C. 1970, c. ... By 1964-65 (Can.), c. 52, s. 2, the short title of the Companies Act was changed to the Canada   Corporations Act  ; thereafter Eldorado was incorporated under Part I of the Canada   Corporations Act  . ... Solicitors for the respondent Uranium Canada Ltd.: Gowling & Henderson, Ottawa.   ...

James Brown & Sons, Ltd., [1953] N.I. 79, applied; France Fenwick and Co. ... James Brown & Sons, Ltd. [3], at pp. [Page 108] 109 to 110. The passage which was quoted in [1977] 2 F.C. 460 and 461 reads as follows: Goodwill, in my view, must be here looked at in the commercial sense. ...   [1] [1978] 1 F.C. 485. [2] [1896] A.C. 7. [3] [1953] N.I. 79. [4] [1920] A.C. 508. [5] (1962), 34 D.L.R. (2d) 25. [6] [1960] A.C. 490. [7] [1927] 1 K.B. 458. [8] [1977] 2 W.L.R. 901. ...

Cammell Laird & Company [2]. When these authorities are closely examined, however, it will be found that they cannot be taken to proceed on any principle so broadly stated, and it becomes necessary, then, to enquire into the nature of testimonial privilege against disclosure and the grounds on which it is made effective in legal proceedings. ... Cammell, Laird & Co. [17]: The principle to be applied in every case is that documents otherwise relevant and liable to production must not be produced if the public interest requires that they should be withheld. ...