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EC decision
The Fraser Valley Milk Producers Association v. The Minister of National Revenu E, [1928-34] CTC 18, [1920-1940] DTC 134
Therefore, in view of the consideration to which I have just adverted, I find that, in Canada, under the Income War Tax Act, 1917, the appellant, a co-operative company, is not exempt from the liability of paying income tax. ...
PC decision
Judges v. Attorney-General of Saskatechwan, [1935-37] CTC 277
Attorney-General of Saskatechwan, [1935-37] CTC 277 Sir SIDNEY ROWLATT:—This is an appeal from a judgment of the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan dated June 6, 1936, ante, p. 271, answering in the affirmative certain questions referred to the Court by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council for hearing and consideration pursuant-to the Constitutional Questions Act, c. 60 of R.S.S. 1930. ...
PC decision
Canada Rice Mills Limited v. His Majesty the King, [1938-39] CTC 328
Griffin on this matter suggesting that there was no evidence to support the findings, they would mention some of the considerations which seem to afford evidence, taken together, upon which a Court could very properly come to that conclusion. ...
ONCA decision
City of Toronto v. Lever Brothers Limited, [1942] CTC 171
As will be seen, the matter involves the consideration of s. 8 of the Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1937, c. 272. ...
SKCA decision
Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd. v. Provincial Tax Commission, [1944] CTC 15
In the last referred to case the Supreme Court of Canada had under consideration provisions of the Income Tax Act of the Province of Alberta similar to those contained in the Income War Tax Act (Can.). ...
MKB decision
City of Winnipeg v. Rural Municipality of St. Vital, [1945] CTC 15
There were other matters under consideration in connection with a clash as to description of boundaries, which are not present in this action, but in other respects the conditions are identical. ...
EC decision
The Credit Protectors (Alberta) Limited v. Minister of National Revenue, [1946] CTC 276
Marie [1921] 1 A.C. 288 at p. 290, where Duff J. said: ‘Their Lordships are not disposed to differ from the view pressed upon them that an agreement in order to receive effect under the statute must be very clearly made out; such an agreement, if effective, establishes a privilege in respect of taxation, and the principle is not only well settled, but rests upon obvious considerations, that those who advance a claim to special treatment in such matters must show that the privilege invoked has unquestionably been created.” ...
FCTD
Desai v. Canada (Attorney General), 2025 FC 1018
I would also add that the Officer’s reasoning was consistent with the legislative regime governing the Minister’s discretion to grant relief. [11] On judicial review, the Applicant does not challenge the reasonableness of the Officer’s consideration of this central issue. [12] Instead, before this Court, the Applicant submits that he is a law-abiding citizen and he became a victim of fraud due to his poor English. ...
TCC
Lyrtech RD Inc. v. The Queen, 2013 DTC 1147 [at at 820], 2013 TCC 12, aff'd 2014 FCA 267
As consideration, the appellant issued a demand promissory note to Lyrtech in the amount of $1,016,437. 32. ... As consideration, the appellant obtained a share in future income. The appellant was entitled to 10% of the income from sales of the products resulting from the R&D work and 25% of the income from licences granted with respect to those products. 37. ... [32] Taking all these facts into consideration, I find that Lyrtech exercised a dominant economic influence over the appellant. ...
TCC
Burns v. The Queen, 94 DTC 1370, [1994] 1 CTC 2364 (TCC)
There are no words modifying or qualifying "purpose" so as to permit consideration whether the acquisition of the debt was a "major" purpose or "motivating" purpose or the "sole" purpose. ... Family considerations played a key role. She wanted to assist Glenwood in which shareholding her husband owned a third interest. ... However, one cannot ignore the fact that a taxpayer's decision that a debt is a “bad debt” must be made on the basis of a recent consideration of all of the known facts. ...