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Her version was essentially deemed a web of lies. [78]     The case of Diane Delisle was prejudiced by deep suspicions about the truth of her allegations; although their suspicions may have been somewhat legitimate considering the numerous discrepancies, she had the right to an objective consideration of the facts. [79]     I noted that the person who reviewed her case in a way assumed, after finding certain inconsistencies in the explanations provided, that Diane Delisle lied from start to finish. [80]     The manner in which auditors and investigators responsible for the cases dealt with Diane Delisle's case showed a marked prejudice against her; in fact, after finding some contradictions, that could however be explained by the time elapsed, they quickly concluded that Mr. ...

At paragraph 15 of her reasons, Justice Woods stated: [15]       This issue deserves more consideration than is possible in written submissions. ...

One of those is where one wishes to show "that a notarial deed does not state the true price, or the actual consideration." ...

None of those considerations apply here. A characterization in accord with a declaration of the status of a Fellow receiving funding pursuant to a specific PDF and expressed clearly by U of A ‑  inter alia, on its website- is reasonable, particularly when the overall circumstances support that characterization and subsequent conduct of the parties is confirmatory ...

GST is payable on the tenant improvement allowances received by London Life as consideration for improving the leased premises. ...

Canada, [7] expanded the factor of risk of loss to factors beyond financial risk, at paragraph 87:     In consideration for a higher pay, the appellant, in the case at bar, took all the risks of the activities he was engaging in. ...

Rather, the Act contains both objective elements- embodied in the reasonable person language- and subjective elements- inherent in individual considerations like "skill" and the idea of "comparable circumstances". ...

Quoting author Jean-Claude Royer, counsel for the appellants argued that it is left to the Court to assign probative value to assumptions of fact not established by law, and that the Court must take into consideration only those assumptions of fact that are serious, precise and in agreement. ...

  [27]     I turn now to a consideration of the issue of the appellant's employment – in 1999 – with Grewal/Dhaliwal. ...

Pour répondre à cette question, il faut toujours prendre en considération le degré de contrôle que l’employeur exerce sur les activités du travailleur. ...