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The judgment of Jenkins, J. was affirmed in the Court of Appeal but, in that Court, the question of the effect of the Rule against Perpetuities was neither argued nor considered. ...

Section 18 and the relevant parts of Section 20 of The Sale of Goods Act, R.S.M. 1940, c. 185, must therefore be considered: “18. ...

Le juge de la Cour supérieure a donné son agrément en ces termes: After having considered the application made by the Chief, Judicial Processes Section, special Investigations Division, based on the affidavit of Guy Drolet, I hereby approve of the above authorization, which approval is also indicated on the preceding pages by my initials. ...

It is contended by counsel for Lady Kemp in effect that this money, which Sir Edward obviously considered necessary for the purpose for which it was provided, should be treated as in an air-tight compartment by itself and that the receipt of the amount of this allowance for the maintenance and management of Castle Frank should not increase the burden of income taxes payable by Lady Kemp over and above whatever amount she would have had to pay in any year were this allowance not received by her. ...

The Alberta Act is phrased differently from those considered in the two decisions referred to but, upon consideration, I have concluded that the former should, for the purposes of this appeal, be construed in the manner already indicated. ...

In my view the statement referred to in sec. 60, ss. 2, is not to be considered otherwise than as an argument: it is clearly not evidence. ...

In this case a statement was filed by the executors and in accordance with section 22, the Minister assessed the duties he considered to be payable under the Act (including the item in question) and sent a notice of such assessment to the executors. ...

Hall, [1990] 1 S.C.R. 121, both decisions which the court considered binding upon it.  ... Second, by virtue of s. 153(3), the debtor can in law be considered to be utilizing an asset which is the property of its employees.  ... (i)   The General Security Agreement (GSA)   52                Counsel for the appellant, Her Majesty, argued in his factum that the bank's GSA is to be considered in the nature of a floating charge.  ...

The contingency of the payment introduced a substantial element of risk, and the right to receive such speculative income at some future date was considered by Revenue Canada not to be a capital asset.  ... The TAPSF shelter was considered almost too good to be true; thus potential investors, fearing a government clampdown, required the assurance of a favourable advance tax ruling from Revenue Canada.  ... Knutson [a principal of Monarch] and we discussed and considered whether or not Monarch could be told [that the previous advice about “no fix” had been premature], and my, my recollection was that we didn’t reach a consensus on what could be done and he was going to play it by ear.... ...

The Court of Appeal considered itself bound by that conclusion and upheld the trial judge’s decision. ... However, the issue of whether, for the purposes of an action to recover a payment not due, the services received by the City could be considered to have been provided by PGB on Octane’s behalf was not before the Superior Court. ... VIII, at pp. 23‑24 and 27‑28). [162]                       It may also be that Octane must be considered to have acted at its own risk. ...