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Palmquist to Ichi on February 1, 1984, to that effect thus having the potential to eliminate Ichi's anticipated refund to be generated out of its requested amendment to its 1980 and 1981 taxation years thus impacting on Ichi's authorization to use its refund to reduce its shareholder loan for the purpose of providing consideration to the offset which would pay off Mr. ...

Furthermore, the relevant provisions of the Act are unconstitutional in that they are contrary to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. [4]                Consequently, and in order to better appreciate the scope and nature of this action, consideration must be given to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act MONEY LAUNDERING ACT [5]                An Act to facilitate combating the laundering of proceeds of crime and combating the financing of terrorist activities, to establish the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada and to amend and repeal certain Acts in consequence, was assented to 29th, June, 2000. ...

  [81]            Finally, in the alternative, he argues if the correct standard of review is unreasonableness, that standard has been met particularly flowing from the fact (1) the 2002 Ruling was erroneously not taken into account because Montreal TSO did not have the complete text of the Ruling (2) it is unreasonable in the circumstance to assimilate a blank space in the original tax return as in effect being a claim for RITC which the taxpayer made barring him from even making a claim in the future because he did not timely object to that blank space (3) the decision-maker took into account irrelevant considerations such as; a) the Directive; b) to issue a Notice of Determination would grant Signalgene a right of appeal; and c) tax planning by Signalgene.               ...

Only where this search proves fruitless must the reviewing court undertake a consideration of the four factors comprising the standard of review analysis ...

The Plaintiffs also allege that the SLA and the SLPECA were motivated by political considerations. ...

In Anns v Merton London Borough Council, [1978] AC 728 (HL), the House of Lords sets out a two-step analysis to determine the existence of a duty of care: (a)        Whether there is sufficient relationship of proximity such that carelessness on the part of one party may likely cause damage to the other, in which case a prima facie duty of care arises; and (b)        If the answer to (a) is yes, whether there are any considerations which ought to negative or limit the scope of the duty of the class of person to whom it is owed or the damages to which a breach of it may give rise ...

The Attorney General contends that, in determining whether a federal institution has taken reasonable measures, consideration must be given to the bilingual nature of the position of an employee whose duties and tasks require the use of French and English. ...

As discussed above, the June 20, 2019 decision reflected an assessment by Transport Canada taking into consideration the invited submissions made by Global Marine.   ...

[131]   Le paragraphe 31(1) du Règlement dispose : 31(1) Au cours de l’audition disciplinaire, la personne qui tient l’audition doit, dans des limites raisonnables, donner au détenu qui est accusé la possibilité : 31(1) The person who conducts a hearing of a disciplinary offence shall give the inmate who is charged a reasonable opportunity at the hearing to   a) d’interroger des témoins par l’intermédiaire de la personne qui tient l’audition, de présenter des éléments de preuve, d’appeler des témoins en sa faveur et d’examiner les pièces et les documents qui vont être pris en considération pour arriver à la décision;   (a) question witnesses through the person conducting the hearing, introduce evidence, call witnesses on the inmate’s behalf and examine exhibits and documents to be considered in the taking of the decision; and b) de présenter ses observations durant chaque phase de l’audition, y compris quant à la peine qui s’impose. ...

La Cour a été réticente à conclure que l’objectif du législateur est d’exclure l’application d’une loi provinciale ou, en d’autres termes, d’ « occuper le champ » ou de prévoir un « code complet » : Banque de Montréal c Marcotte, 2014 CSC 55, au paragraphe 72, [2014] 2 RCS 725. [24]   Lorsqu’une loi provinciale concerne la « propriété et les droits civils » ou, en termes plus modernes, le droit privé, l’article 8.1 de la Loi d’interprétation, LRC 1985, c I-21, doit également être pris en considération. ...