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Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project v. Canada (Attorney General), 2023 FC 126

Justiciability recognizes that the exercise of legislative powers or the conduct of state affairs – including foreign affairs – by the executive branch requires weighing many considerations and making policy choices that should not be assessed by the courts (Environnement Jeunesse at para 30). [59] Justiciability relates to a court’s jurisdiction in the sense that a justiciable issue is one that does not exceed a court’s jurisdiction by encroaching on the exclusive powers of the legislative or executive branches (Ontario v Criminal Lawyers’ Association of Ontario, 2013 SCC 43 at para 30). ...
EC decision

Mouton Processors (Canada) Limited v. The Queen, [1968] CTC 490, 68 DTC 5292

The right of respondent to be reimbursed these moneys, which it paid to appellant, involves the consideration of two questions: (i) Whether, under the general law, there is, in like circumstances, a right to recover moneys paid, and, in the affirmative, (ii) Whether this right to recover, under the general law, is barred, in the present instance, by any of the statutory provisions of the Excise Tax Act. ...
TCC

Ormiston v. R., [1997] 3 C.T.C. 2884, 97 D.T.C. 1396

Gordon Denford corroborated the Appellant's deposition regarding a) their dispute about the extent of the renovation work, b) the giving of guarantee by the Appellant for no consideration on two distinct occasions, and c) the fact that no interest was payable on the monies advanced to Fort Chelsea by the Appellant and himself, except with respect to the portion of the advances made by Mr. ...
FCTD

Nova Corp. of Alberta v. R., [1997] 3 C.T.C. 291, (sub nom. R. v. Nova Corp. of Alberta) 97 D.T.C. 5229

The standard to be applied is one of reasonable consideration. But it is clear that the proper approach to applying paragraph 55(1)(c) of the Act requires that one views the transactions as a whole rather than in isolation. ...
TCC

Owen Holdings Ltd. v. R., 97 D.T.C. 380, [1997] 3 C.T.C. 2313

He searched the data bank for additional documents on or about September 25, 1996 to find additional documents dealing with facts similar to those in the appellant's appeal where there was a consideration of GAAR. ...
TCC

Payette v. M.N.R., 2023 TCC 9

Or, outre le degré de contrôle exercé par l’employeur, les facteurs habituellement pertinents à prendre en considération comprennent les points de savoir si le travailleur « fournit lui-même son outillage, engage ses assistants, gère et assume des risques financiers, et peut escompter un profit de l’exécution de ses tâches » (1392644 Ontario Inc c Canada (Revenu National), 2013 CAF 85, para 41 [Connor Homes], para 41). ...
EC decision

Minister of National Revenue v. Louis W. Spencer, [1961] CTC 109, 61 DTC 1079

In addition, there are other cases involving consideration of the decision in which the Income Tax Appeal Board dismissed the taxpayer’s appeal and he brought an appeal from its decision to this Court. ...
EC decision

Interprovincial Pipe Line Company v. Minister of National Revenue, [1959] CTC 1, 59 DTC 1018

With these considerations in mind, I proceed to consider the facts applicable to each of the years under review. ...
EC decision

Roy A. Hunt, Alfred M. Hunt, Torrence M. Hunt, Roy a Hunt, Jr., Richard McM. Hunt and Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, Executors of the Estate of Rachel Mom. Hunt v. Her Majesty the Queen, [1966] CTC 474, 66 DTC 5322

The factor of space is rele vant upon a consideration of the equity of the double taxation to which profits so earned may be subjected, but it does not, it is submitted, cast any doubt upon the legality of the practice.” 12 * Compare The Gramophone and Typewriter, Ltd. v. ...
EC decision

The Horse Co-Operative Marketing Association, Limited v. Minister of National Revenue, [1956] CTC 115, 56 DTC 1064, [1956] CTC 114

Thomson explained part of this purpose that the appellant should dispose of its members’ surplus horses as advantageously as possible for them but the disposal of them was the main consideration. ...

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