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For its part, the plaintiff contends that all of these transactions were genuine, legal, and enforceable; that they were all normal insurance contracts; that it matters not whether the companies involved are interrelated as, in law, they are separate entities; that it cannot be assumed that OI acted as an agent of the plaintiff because it was a separate corporation; that there is no “sham” involved here; and that this insurance program was entered into by the plaintiff primarily for business purposes without taxation being a significant consideration. ...

He also said consideration was given to the use of the plant for the manufacture of paint, for warehousing and as a location to which the plaintiff's Manitoba formulating enterprise might be transferred. ...

(at 353)       [59]            The Court makes clear that the analysis to determine whether a question is moot “ requires a consideration of whether there remains a live controversy.” ...

There does not appear to have been any consideration given in any of the jurisprudence to which I was referred to the meaning of the word “source”. ...

In any consideration of this question, a certain degree of latitude must, I think, be allowed. ...

This fact is an important consideration in my believing that the farm truly was not ever considered to be the main or most important source of income for the plaintiff but was simply another business that Kenneth Buchanan thought plaintiff should attempt. ...

Gottschalk's March 3rd letter was because he did not feel that the auditor had a right to take the copies of documents off the Cano Tech premises, based on privacy considerations. ...

Rather, it is simply taking into consideration the violation of a provincial Act, as a ground for refusing to issue- or for cancelling- a tobacco licence. ...

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. ...

The possibility of high costs may unduly deter a party from bringing an uncertain but meritorious claim or defence. [36]            Taking all the circumstances into consideration, and particularly the tenacity with which the Plaintiff has pursued the subpoena issue in the face of past unfavourable orders and directions, an appropriate lump sum for costs, payable by the Plaintiff to the Defendant, is the maximum amount under Column Four of Tariff B, $900. ...