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There is no question that generally speaking, when there is an “appeal” of a judicial character, the tribunal or authority appealed from is not a party except where it has an administrative role in connection with the matter in addition to its statutory power to make decisions. ...

To purchase or otherwise acquire and to hold and own a parcel of land in the City of Montreal lying between the south side of Kent Avenue, the north side of Van Horne Avenue, the east side of Darlington Avenue and the west side of Wilderton Avenue, with such additions thereto as may be considered necessary to construct a building or buildings to be occupied in whole or in part as a shopping centre and to act as real estate lessors and administrators in connection therewith and to sell and dispose of the said immoveable property in whole or in part for such consideration and under such terms and conditions as may be thought proper;... ...

Sales made after the termination of the 36 months’ period are part of the operation after the 36 months’ period and are, in this connection, unrelated to the 36 months’ period. ...

Mr Burnstein testified that highway engineers came on his foundry property in connection with the highway and he understood from them that his property would be taken for the highway. ...

The Appellant on or about the 25th day of October A.D. 1967 sold the said Senator Hotel and all the depreciable property it had in each of the said classes in connection with that hotel in one transaction. 6. ...

In addition to lending money on mortgages he also lent money on chattel mortgages and promissory notes as a means of getting paid for his legal work in connection with divorce cases or bailing people out of gaol on Sunday mornings. ...

In this connection, it may be assumed that a court which convicts a taxpayer on account of violation of certain duties under the Income Tax Act, has taken into account whether or not the Minister has already imposed a penalty. ...

The Appellant believed that a system that monitored each gun individually would allow its customers to pinpoint which gun in the welding cell was causing a problem and thus reduce the amount of shut down time. [13] To gather data from each gun, the Appellant also needed to find a way to connect each welding gun’s temperature and flow monitors to the customers’ manufacturing computer systems, preferably using Ethernet connections. ...

In this connection, in Johnson’s Asbestos Corporation v. M.N.R., [1966] Ex. ...

Sauder had authority to act on behalf of the company in connection with this income tax appeal since it was part of his agreement with the purchasers that he and Mr. ...