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Hereinafter called "THE TRANSFEREE" WHICH PARTIES have agreed as follows: — The transferor does hereby transfer and cede all of his rights, titles and interest in the immoveable property hereinafter described, unto the transferee herein, hereto present and accepting, namely: DESCRIPTION — An immoveable property situated on Hortie Street in the City of Pierrefonds, known and described as lot number TWENTY-EIGHT of the official subdivision of the original lot number TWENTY-ONE (21-28) according to the official plan and book of reference of Ste-Geneviève Parish. ...

" She described her intentions with respect to the assets as \ expected to get my share” and "that the properties would be divided equally”. ... With respect to the fact that Victoria would be required to pay income tax on the $2,000 per month counsel stated “ Well, in this instance Mrs. ...

.: — The appeals of John M. Fedyna v. M.N.R. (88-84IT) and Fedyna Construction Ltd. v. ... The basic dispute in these appeals concerns the interpretation of the last clause in Exhibit A-6: ”... and if title is not conveyed to John Fedyna, the $4,200 indicated above is deemed to be rent for the house and contents.” ...

Mathers & Son Ltd., an old Nova Scotian company which first became involved in offshore oil and gas exploration in 1981. ... Mathers & Son Ltd. The plaintiff company had no employees and no office space. ...

At the Closing, the Issuer will execute and deliver to the Purchaser the Debenture, and the Purchaser will pay the purchase price to the Issuer as follows: (a) as to $24,000, by delivery of a cheque for $24,000 drawn on the trust account of Anderson, Baillie & Company, and (b) as to the balance, by delivery of a promissory note in the amount of $176,000 and substantially in the form attached hereto as Schedule B. 4. ... Finsbury Securities Ltd., [1966] 3 All E.R. 105; FA & AB Ltd v. Lupton, [1971] 3 All E.R. 948. ...

By notices dated August 10, 1984 the respondent reassessed each appellant and treated each appellant's full gain of $ 19,331.50 from the sale of the property as income earned in that year from an adventure or concern in the nature of trade. ... He responded ”... that's what they put down" but asserted that he did not recall telling the bank manager that he was going to purchase the Kaleden property for resale. ...

Sweet & Maxwell, 1985, we read at page 95: The extent of the implied authority of a solicitor to compromise is however not clear. ... (On this matter, see McClelland & Stewart Ltd. v. Mutual Life, [1981] 2 S.C.R. 6 at 15.) ...

Buchanan made a debiting entry on Dunbow's shareholder loan ledger of $46,738.71 following the October 31,1979 balance of $ 159,468.89 (which had included the $40,000 "loan") thus, ex post facto, reducing it to $112,730.18. ... He then estimated the value of the subject property at $ 137 per acre and rounded it out to an aggregate of $193,500. ...

He referred the Court to definitions of the word "contingent" in French and English dictionaries; in French, the Dictionnaire Robert defines the word "contingent" as meaning, inter alia, ”... eventual, fortuitous, accidental, uncertain... conditional", the Dictionnaire Bélisle gives the following definition "What may or may not happen, v. accidental, casual, conditional, eventual, fortuitous, uncertain, chance...”. ... & R. Enterprises Ltd., [1979] C.T.C. 465; 79 D.T.C. 5399, the services rendered by the employees were rendered for several years without immediate payment on condition that the final remuneration was determined at the end of the year. ...

., Benjamin's Sale of Goods, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 1974, Second Edition, page 29, paragraph 36 2 Guest, A.G., Benjamin's Sale of Goods, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 1987, Third Edition 3 It is interesting to observe in Benjamin, seco: À edition, page 32, paragraph 45 refers to cases where it was held that a meal supplied to a customer in a restaurant constitutes a sale of goods. ...