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That same day, when counsel for Industrial mentioned that he intended to present his argument in French the following day, which he considered necessary if he was to serve his client properly, the judge insisted that he do the best he could in English. ... While he was explaining the reason for his choice and why he considered it important, the judge interrupted him, apparently to tell him that he could argue in French, but the judge then qualified this by asking Mr.  ... In these circumstances, while it is true that others might have considered it necessary to reiterate their disagreement more firmly, Mr.  ...

Reeves, 2018 SCC 56, [2018] 3 S.C.R. 531, the ancillary powers doctrine has been used to affirm many common law police powers now considered fundamental. ... [Emphasis added; p. 519.] [59]                          As these authorities make clear, an act can be considered a breach of the peace only if it involves some level of violence and a risk of harm. ... Indeed, the Ontario Court of Appeal considered this very power in obiter in Brown and suggested that it does exist, stating that “a police officer may also arrest or detain a person who is about to commit a breach of the peace ” (p. 248 (emphasis added)). ...

In my view, the omission of the CCAA   from s. 222(3)   of the ETA   was almost certainly a considered omission. ... It is appropriate for the courts to take such policy considerations into account, but only if it is in connection with a matter that has not been considered by Parliament. ...

It appears to me that the matter must be considered in the same way as the definition of “loss” was treated by the majority in Minister [Page 690] of National Revenue v. ...

Justice Brossard in a considered judgment granted the injunction asked for in the following terms: 4i ACCUEILLE la requête en injonction du demandeur; ORDONNE que les séances du défendeur agissant en sa qualité d’enquêteur nommé par le sous-ministre du Revenu national en date du 28 décembre 1960 et en vertu des dispositions de l’article 126(4) de la Loi de l’impôt sur le revenu soient suspendues jusqu’à ce que le demandeur ait obtenu du défendeur l’autorisation d’y être présent et d’y être représenté par ses procureurs; le tout sans frais mais avec recommandation que les frais du demandeur soient payés par le mis-en-cause. ’ ’ That judgment was affirmed by the Court of Queen’s Bench, Hyde and Montgomery, J J. dissenting. ...

Until they obtain such relief their appeals cannot be considered. I agree with the Chief Justice that Smerchanski’s conduct was such as to disentitle them to such relief in any case. ...

Provision of the information and production of the documents to that officer at the time of his attendance at your office will be considered as compliance with this requirement if your acknowledgment is received on or before 19th September 1960. 4. ...

Owen J. agreed that the undertaking of unanimity at directors’ meetings which he considered was required by clause 11 might be contrary to public order but that it was not necessary to decide this since the clause was severable from the other provisions of the agreement to which he gave full effect. ...

I can find no significant difference between the statutory provisions considered in that case and those of the Income War Tax Act which applied to the taxation year 1946. ...

., c. 26), coupled with the provisions of Section 2, subsection (1) of the English Finance Act, was considered by the Court of Appeal in the case of In re Scott, [1901] 1 K.B. 228. ...