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T Rev B decision
Gordon R Dell v. Minister of National Revenuetax Review Board (Delmer E Taylor), November 3, 1978. See the Headnote to Robert L Coombe v MNR (P 3201). Robert L Coombeand Minister of National Revenue, [1978] CTC 3201, [1978] DTC 1840
There has been no severance of his occupational connection therewith. ...
T Rev B decision
Alpine Management Corporation Limited v. Minister of National Revenue, [1980] CTC 2338, [1980] DTC 1300
He also stated, that although he was aware of Mr Ford’s dream of owning a high rise, he did not recall discussing the demolition of the Bow Valley Building or the construction of a high rise in connection with the loan made for the acquisition of the Bow Valley Building. ...
TCC
DR F Bruce Burns v. Minister of National Revenue, [1983] CTC 2629, [1983] DTC 557
In addition to the $1,000 noted above related to 1977, there was also an amount of $1,496 at issue for 1977 in connection with a European summer ski camp. ...
TCC
Stan Michael v. Minister of National Revenue, [1985] 2 CTC 2122, [1985] DTC 455
In this connection consideration is given to many factors, such as zoning, size and utility and condition of existing improvements, economic conditions, supply and demand of similar properties. ...
FCA
Pollock (J.A.) v. Canada, [1994] 2 CTC 385
The failure to properly understand and apply the law as it applies to capital gains in share transactions The appellant's submission in this connection starts from the proposition that the acquisition of shares is "presumptively an investment". ...
TCC
Jeannie Kelner v. Her Majesty the Queen, [1996] 1 CTC 2687 (Informal Procedure)
Personal relations and attitudes toward each other are often as important in this connection as the place of physical residence. ...
FCA
Hud v. Canada, 2024 FCA 82
T‑2. [7] Before the Tax Court, the appellant’s principal allegation was that he was unable to file his tax returns for 2017 to 2019, despite the Minister’s request, because in 2017 his home, containing his tax records, was seized in connection with unrelated matters. ...
TCC
Schroeder v. The King, 2024 TCC 56 (Informal Procedure)
The Agency Agreement also contains a disposition releasing the Foundation from any liability and expenses in connection with personal injury arising from his work. [33] However, the Agency Agreement also contains various provisions, which show that the Foundation controls various aspects of the activities undertaken by Mr. ...
FCTD
Fournier v. Canada (Attorney General), 2024 FC 859
Costs [48] The Applicant claims costs of this application and has identified four categories of costs that she submits should be awarded to her: (a) $3000.00 in additional Benefits of which she says she was deprived as a result of the Decisions; (b) $75.00 that has been garnished by CRA as a result of amounts owing due to the Decisions; (c) $1000.00 that the Applicant was required to repay to the British Columbia Minister of Finance, related to provincial benefits for which the Applicant lost eligibility as a result of the Decisions; and (d) $334.40 in costs related to filing fees, notarization of documents, and travel, incurred in connection with this application for judicial review. [49] The Respondent has explained that it is not seeking costs of this application, regardless of its outcome. ...
FCTD
Canada ( National Revenue) v. Ghermezian and al, 2024 FC 892
The Minister has also filed affidavit evidence attesting to solicitor-client costs of $819,780 having been incurred in connection with litigation of the six compliance applications. ...