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The mortuary benefit is primarily intended to guarantee proper burial for the member and other considerations are secondary to this end. ...

By an agreement dated the 30th day of June, 1966, IFC sold to Norman Holdings all its right, title and interest in and to the copyrights to the Tithing Material. 6A The consideration for the sale was $375,000 payable $10,000 per annum, for five years, with the balance of the purchase price payable at the rate of $65,000 per annum with a right of prepayment in Norman Holdings. 7, Under license agreements dated the 30th day of June, 1966, between each of PMS Ltd, Conniff, Cathos and Norman Holdings, Norman Holdings granted a sole and exclusive license to each of the companies to produce, reproduce, print or otherwise publish the works or any adaptation of the same in the countries wherein each of the companies operated. ...

As to group enterprises, which is the case we are concerned with we read: ibid, at page 213: Consideration of the cases in which the courts have treated a company as the agent of its controlling shareholder suggests that they are more ready to do so where the shares are held by another company. ...

Taking this into consideration, there is no doubt in my mind on the facts of this case that the deceased in effect considered the shares of Leckie Enterprises Limited could be transferred at any material time where he was, as, for example, where he resided, namely, in Oakville, Ontario. ...

At the trial, I reserved for further consideration the question of the admissibility of. this. letter. ...

I find this lacking in the will under consideration on this application. ...

The paramount consideration was not the time within which the land would be sold, which was anticipated to have been between a minimum of ten years and a maximum of twenty years, but rather the amount for which it could be sold. ...

True, there was a tax advantage, but I am satisfied that the tax advantage was incidentally gained by virtue of their action and was not the overriding consideration in the setting up of this plan. ...

In that Decision, the CBSA advised the Applicant that it was unable to process his request to appeal the decision about remission of duties since his appeal was considered to be invalid. [2] The Attorney General of Canada is the Respondent (the “Respondent”), pursuant to Rule 303(2) of the Federal Courts Rules, SOR/98-106 (the “Rules”). [3] In his Notice of Application, the Applicant seeks the following relief: […] mandamus for the CBSA to provide an Appeal of the $1,501,474.56 tariff amount in consideration of the rights granted to the Applicant as an aboriginal man under the Constitution Act, 1982. ...

Said H B M Holdings Ltd sold the said Lots 3 to 10 inclusive, Block 24, to the appellant Bernard Lehrer and his sister Ettie Wiss in June of 1958 and the affidavit of true consideration for this conveyance is shown at $17,500, the same price paid for the land, building and equipment by H B M Holdings Ltd. ...