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He focussed on the “ repayment ” of the funds in the trust account (para. 12 (emphasis in original)). [12]                           Little J. considered that the proceeds of the cheques were “payable” to Mr. ...

My friend, on a couple of occasions, has been invited to determine, to indicate, whether the matter is going to be raised or not, whether it will be left lying or will be seriously considered. ...

Section 177 of the Customs Act considered. Per Taschereau J. (dissenting): The evidence shows that respondent did not smuggle the cigarettes, and as the Court has no jurisdiction to go beyond the reasons given by the Minister in the notice under sec. 172, it cannot therefore inquire whether he committed other infractions justifying the seizure. ...

.-- The cases considered in this judgment form part of a trilogy of appeals heard at the same time in which the airlines, Canadian Pacific, Pacific Western and Air Canada, raise numerous issues regarding the application and constitutionality of two taxing statutes of British Columbia, the Social Service Tax Act, R.S.B.C. 1979, c. 388, and the Gasoline Tax Act, 1948, R.S.B.C. 1960, c. 162.  ...

It is against this background that s. 18 of the Social Service Tax Act must be considered.  ...

This amount must be considered in light of the overall fiscal health of the third party.... ...

In reaching the conclusion that the appellants' ss. 8 and 9 rights were violated, the trial judge erred in placing the case in the context of arbitrary vehicle checks of the kind considered by this Court in R. v. ...

If the pre-union Newfoundland statutes are to be considered as continuing in force after the proclamation of the Dominion statutes, on the theory that the Newfoundland acts are special legislation and, therefore, constitute an exemption from the terms of the general Acts, s. 49 of the 1949 Act, already quoted, is effective to abolish the position obtaining under the special legislation. ... The respective jurisdictions of the Dominion and the Province in respect to pre-Confederation legislation was considered by the Privy Council in A. ...

If the pre-Union Newfoundland statutes are to be considered as continuing in force after the proclamation of the Dominion statutes, on the theory that the Newfoundland acts are special legislation and, therefore, constitute an exemption from the terms of the general Acts, section 49 of the 1949 Act, already quoted, is effective to abolish the position obtaining under the special legislation. ... The respective jurisdictions of the Dominion and the province in respect to pre-Confederation legislation was considered by the Privy Council in A. ...

As we will see, a foreign currency loan is not the only type of debt repayment tied to commodity prices considered under s. 20(1)(f).  ...