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TCC
Solanko v. The Queen, 2014 TCC 100 (Informal Procedure)
Solanko’s arguments which are based on fairness considerations. [5] For many years, it has been well-established by judicial authorities that this Court cannot grant relief solely on grounds of fairness. ...
TCC
Darba v. The Queen, 2014 TCC 103 (Informal Procedure)
The amount of the rebate is $1,848.59, which is equal to one percent of the consideration for the home ...
TCC
Deetlefs v. The Queen, 2014 TCC 96
[1] The applicant, Johannes Petrus Deetlefs, filed a request with the Court that failed to specify the nature of the relief that he was seeking other than to state that further consideration was requested. ...
TCC
Sauve v. The Queen, 2014 TCC 99 (Informal Procedure)
These arguments appear to be based on policy considerations which are the sole prerogative of Parliament and not the Courts. ...
TCC
Nicholls v. The Queen, 2013 TCC 166
According to the appellant, he received from the Trust as consideration for the transferred shares, a promissory note (for an amount corresponding to $354,830 ...
FCTD
Air Canada v. Canada (Transport), 2006 FC 1094
This ensures that objections to the originating notice can be dealt with promptly in the context of consideration of the merits of the case. ...
FCTD
Rahey v. Canada (Minister of National Revenue), 2005 FC 86
The focus of the Respondent's consideration was the reasonableness of the delay in determining the amounts and in not taking collection action. ...
FCTD
9099 3262 Quebec Inc. v. Canada (Minister of National Revenue), 2001 FCT 1146
Counsel for the plaintiff submitted that she would not have time to prepare and present her evidence by affidavit. [4] Rule 363 of the Federal Court Rules, 1998 provides that a party shall set out in an affidavit any facts to be relied on by that party in the motion that do not appear on the Court file. [5] There is no evidence before this Court that would permit consideration of the plaintiff's motion for the stay in question. [6] In my view, allowing the plaintiff to submit its evidence by viva voce testimony instead of by affidavit as required by Rule 363 could adversely affect the defendant. [7] FOR THESE REASONS, I allow the defendant's application and order that: THIS motion be adjourned to the next day set down for motions in Montréal; AND that the parties in question serve and file their respective motion records and reply records in accordance with the Court Rules. ...
FCTD
Marstar Canada Inc. v. Canada, docket T-1317-98
My interpretation of the section is that it provides for trial de novo in the sense that the court is not limited to consideration of evidence that was before the Minister. ...
FCTD
Newfoundland Power Inc. v. Canada (Minister of National Revenue), 2002 FCT 692
Conscious, careful consideration before deciding whether act seen as possible should be done. ...