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Pursuant to a contract in writing made the 18th day of November, 1974, Samoth acquired from Century 21 US in consideration for the sum of $100,000 the exclusive right to sell Century 21 franchises to licensed real estate brokers in the Dominion of Canada and to use the Century 21 name, service marks and systems in connection therewith. 5. ... This Agreement is being entered into by Century 21 in reliance upon and in consideration of the singular skill, qualifications and representations of the present officers and shareholders of Subfranchisor who will actively participate in the ownership and operation of the purchased business. ... FRANCHISE: For and in consideration of the initial franchise fee to be paid by Franchisee to Century 21 and the execution of this Agreement, Century 21 hereby grants to Franchisee, and Franchisee hereby accepts a franchise to operate a Century 21 Real Estate Brokerage Office. ...

He was given an option to buy 2,000 warrants to purchase Class "B" common shares in the company at the price of $2 per warrant or a total consideration of $4,000. ... (hereinafter called the "Shares"); NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in consideration of the sum of ONE ($1) DOLLAR and other good and valuable consideration paid by the Employee to the Company (receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by the Company), and in consideration of additional sums of money to be paid by the Employee to the Company as hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. ... He explained that the stock option plan (1981) giving the right to an employee to a one-time purchase or all option shares paid by a loan repayable over five years was to provide consideration so that the employee would have the shares. ...

The issues in the Claim are policy-laden and raise broad economic considerations. ... This allows for discretion and consideration of policy in the implementation of those powers under the Bank Act. ... * The Court should take a liberal and generous approach in its consideration of the matter ...

As a result, it has been suggested that a consideration of resemblance is where most confusion analyses should start (ibid.). ... Section 6(5)(c) specifically identifies “the nature of the wares, services or business” as a relevant consideration.  ... Where one product is traded on a wholesale level and the other through retail outlets, this must be taken into consideration. ...

The explanation for that decision includes consideration of several factors which are not relevant to the determination of this Motion. ... This letter, it should be recalled, states that VFPA is not proceeding with the approval process for the GCT project because its preferred project for port expansion was RBT2, and that any further consideration of the GCT project would have to wait until RBT2 had been approved. ... To the same effect, in Strother, Binnie J. found that remedies short of disqualification should be examined in cases where there is no issue of confidential information (see para 59). [107]   These considerations do not arise in the case at bar. ...

In other words the value of ali the rights of the old bond holders was taken into consideration in their entirety and the reorganization did not constitute a one for one exchange of bonds. ... That entails two basic considerations: First is the collection of amounts owed the bankrupt to keep its cash inflow sufficient for operating purposes, at least at the survival levels. ... There remains for consideration Category III dealing with improvements to property formerly leased on long-term emphyteutic leases, but since 1956 owned by plaintiff. ...

My initial disposition was to either reject the application or to defer it until I was satisfied that the Crown was not prepared to call the witness, but after careful consideration of extensive argument from both sides, I reached the conclusion that the plain language of rule 5 entitles the plaintiff to the benefit of British Columbia practice since it lies in an area in which Rules of the Federal Court could properly have been written. ...

In September 1970 negotiations began with Mowatt & Moore Limited leading to the grant by the plaintiff of an option, for a consideration of $10,000, to sell 127,480 of its shares outright with a further option on the balance. ...

Where shares of one class of the capital stock of a corporation have, after May 6, 1974, been acquired by a taxpayer in exchange for a capital property of a taxpayer that was a share, bond, debenture or note of the corporation (in this section referred to as a “convertible property”) the terms of which conferred upon the holder the right to make the exchange and no consideration was received by the taxpayer for the convertible property other than shares of that class, (a) the exchange shall be deemed not to have been a disposition of property, and (b) the cost to the taxpayer of the shares shall be deemed to be the adjusted cost base to him of the convertible property immediately before the exchange. ...

Following careful consideration of all issues raised, I am of the opinion that the metal sheets are “contractors’ equipment, with Class 10(h)”. ...