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For due consideration, you have purchased from me one LS 460 VIN number JTHBL46FX8507378. ...

As to the landlord’s claim, different considerations arise. His claim rests upon his right of distress and his cognate “preferential lien”; but it becomes operative solely by force of s. 126. ...

There is authority in this court for the proposition that, on the return of a writ of habeas corpus, the only consideration which can be entered upon by a judge of the Supreme Court of Canada is the sufficiency of the commitment. ...

The right of respondent to be reimbursed these moneys, which it paid to appellant, involves the consideration of two questions:—(i) Whether, under the general law, there is, in like circumstances, a right to recover moneys paid, and, in the affirmative, (ii) Whether this right to recover, under the general law, is barred, in the present instance, by any of the statutory provisions of the Excise Tax Act. ...

There is nothing in the reasons for judgment in the Courts below to indicate that the point now under consideration was put forward in those Courts; but, assuming that the point is open to the respondent, there appear to me to be two answers to it. ...

In examining the statute and the legal considerations arising in construing its provisions, it is well to bear in mind the Board’s finding of fact on the point of ownership: [Page 570] For the purposes of this Decision, the Board finds as a fact that ATCO is “managing or controlling” CUL and its subsidiaries and therefore is an owner of a public/gas utility. ...

Finally, I think I should be allowed to rely on considerations of the same kind as those on which the judgment of this Court was based in Board of Industrial Relations v. ...

.): Whether a gift or partial consideration, is really a legal characterization to be determined by the Court. ...

Ross's presence was justified by financial considerations, and on the other hand the fact that she did not report this boarding income to the taxation authorities because, she said, it barely covered the expenses occasioned by Mr. ...

Ereiser]’s argument that any exceptions to such description of this Court’s jurisdiction such as providing a remedy under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Canada) or allowing evidence affecting which party has an onus of proof, apply to assertions of malfeasance on the part of officers of the Canada Revenue Agency (“CRA”); and Without barring the raising of the issue at trial, a rejection of the [Crown]’s argument that a plea bargain offered by the [Crown] on a criminal prosecution was privileged as being a “without prejudice” settlement communication, based on the criminal prosecution, as a distinct proceeding, not being a settlement offer in respect of the present appeal and on the public policy considerations that are the basis for extending privilege to settlement discussions not extending to protecting plea bargain evidence where same, as argued by [Mr. ...