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As the matter proceeds, consideration should be given to proceeding under the General Procedure, in which case costs in the respect of this Application might be awarded in the cause or as otherwise determined by the Court.                       ...

The Queen, 2007 DTC 1690. [11]          Before consideration of Mr. Berezuik's 10% interest in the Trucking Partnership. ...

  [21]         For these reasons, the appeal is allowed, without costs, to take into consideration the Minister's admission at paragraph 3 of these reasons.     ...

Meehan was in fact put on the stand by counsel for the appellant, and his report was entered as Exhibit A-1, but only for consideration of the portions related to his testimony before me. ...

Quigley could be termed a principal of Quigley Electric Ltd. and in turn dismissed her examples of special treatment within the company as arising from her personal relationship with the controlling shareholder and not to her employment contract.   13     He concluded by indicating that the factors considered by the Minister, as set out earlier in his reasons, were the relevant factors for his consideration. ...

., the consideration that moves to the promise ‑ a benefit received from the sale. – Also termed legal benefit; legal value. [15]   Benefit. 1. a favourable helpful factor or circumstance; advantage, profit; 2. allowance of money to which a person is entitled from a pension plan, government support program, etc. ...

The loss was determined based on a deficit of $225,677 at the end of 2000 and a deficit of $766,018 at the beginning of 2002. [4] The loss for this year is the loss determined before the gains on forgiveness of debts are taken into account. [5] There is a reference in the notes to the financial statements for the Appellant for the period ending July 31, 2006 that the Appellant “cancelled 30 Class A shares for nil consideration and issued 60 Class A shares for an aggregate subscription price of $0.60”. ...

The appellant transferred almost all his vehicles to his mother for no consideration. ...

Indeed, an employee-shareholder may take into consideration the fact that unpaid wages will become non-distributed profits that may, for example, be declared as dividends at a later date. ...

He found no explanation for those banked hours but suspected that they had been credited to him by the Payor, in consideration of the loans that the Appellant made to the Payor, so as to make him eligible for employment insurance ...