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Vinette [14]       The objections raised in connection with the examination of Claudine Vinette must be dealt with as follows. [15]       On objection 2, it ultimately appears that the judgment of this Court in Markevich v. ...

See also s. 139(1) (ae) of the Income Tax Act which includes as "personal and living expenses" and therefore not deductible for tax purposes, the expenses of properties maintained by the taxpayer for his own use and benefit, and not maintained in connection with a business carried on for profit or with a reasonable expectation of profit. ...

However the parties have agreed that the uses made by the Company of the leased reserve land were "related to the production of pulp", 3 the activity in connection with which the appellants were employed. ...

In 2002, the RCMP had investigated Mr Long in connection with an illegal marijuana growing operation, charges were laid against him, but subsequently stayed. ...

Conversely, the appellants say, the Judge gave insufficient weight to the on-reserve location of the employer, to the benefits accruing to the reserve from both the employer’s presence on the reserve and its activities, and the appellants’ employment, and to Ms Williams’ residence on and Ms Horn’s continuing connections to a reserve ...

In that application, the appellant sought declarations that the Minister had a duty to consult and accommodate the appellant in connection with its Communal Sharing Tradition and in particular, in regard to the purposes and operation of the Commodity Tax and the impact on the appellant’s Aboriginal rights of decisions taken by the Minister under the GST/HST Legislation. ...

The Minister's concern was that some of these donations were given in the expectation that a bursary would be granted to a student who had a family or other personal connection to the donor. ...

In contrast, the appellants claimed their deduction for losses sustained in connection with their investment in Sierra Trinity in 1992 and 1993. [11]            In light of these surrounding facts, it is difficult to see any basis on which the waiver could be interpreted objectively as not covering CEE. ...

It appears that the appellant has numerous complaints relating to the transaction that resulted in the tax assessment and other matters, but I am unable to discern from the appellant’s material any connection between those events and the correctness of his income tax assessment. ...

The tax deduction he is claiming in this Court applies to the 1994 and 1995 taxation years. [4]                 It was established that the appellant rendered his services in connection with employment and that the UN is an international organization to which the regulations apply. ...