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Since the appellant should have limited its appeal to the particular question in respect of which it has succeeded, as provided by s. 64 (2) of the Supreme Court Act, it should have only the costs of the appeal to this Court incurred in connection with that question, against which should be set off any costs incurred by the respondent in regard to the three questions upon which the appellant has failed. ...

It is this fact alone which gives plausibility to the contention made on behalf of the respondent that the [Page 477] decision of the Minister in connection with the allowances for these years is conclusive and not the subject of appeal. ...

That organization had no connection whatever with Bromo Seltzer Limited but was a company engaged in marketing different products. ...

[Page 520] On July 27, 1965, a letter was sent by the Department of National Revenue to the Company in the following terms: Further to our letter of 23rd June, 1965 in connection with the past service costs to the above referenced pension plan. ...

The importer in the present case, a shipbuilding firm which had a contract for the construction of two stern trawlers, ordered, in connection therewith, two electrically driven motor [Page 29] winches from a Belgian supplier. ...

The Deputy Minister refused the claim on the ground that the [Page 685] respondent did not perform any manufacturing operation in connection with the precipitators and that, while the precipitators had been erected on its behalf, the components had been fabricated previously. ...

(a) Falconbridge agreed to pay to Gull Lake $2,500 for an exclusive option to purchase certain mining claims; (b) Falconbridge was to have 60 days to make an examination of the mining claims; (c) Falconbridge during the currency of the option was to have exclusive possession of the mining claims; (d) If Falconbridge before the expiry of the 60 days notified Gull Lake that it wished to proceed with the agreement, a new company was to be incorporated; (e) Upon the incorporation of the new company, Gull Lake and Falconbridge would transfer the mining claims to the new company and, as consideration for the transfer, the new company would allot to Gull Lake 500,000 of its Class "A" shares and would allot to Falconbridge such number of its Class "B" shares as could be purchased, at five cents per share, by a payment equal to $2,500 plus the amount that Falconbridge had expended in connection with the examination of the claims. ...

In this connection, a ruling has been made allowing empty glass bottles for use as containers for "Javex", a product manufactured in Canada by Javex Company Limited, under this tariff item. ...

As this was 1 per cent. less than Leaseholds was required to pay under the option it held from the appellant, Leaseholds was required to account to the appellant for the 1 per cent. difference which it did by buying a 1% gross royalty from the Apellant at the price for royalty above set out, being $199,544.55 (after an adjustment to a payment received in 1949 by the Appellant in connection with the same transaction). ...

In this connection I note that “person” is defined in the Act to include a trustee, and the term is not limited to British Columbia trustees. ...