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In a nutshell, we should be mindful that the considered judgment of the legislature should be overturned only by a considered judicial decision, which is often only possible after a trial on the merits. ... The Supreme Court of Canada recently considered the meaning of section 121 in R v Comeau, 2018 SCC 15, [2018] 1 S.C.R. 342. ... In this regard, Alberta argues that section 92A(2) should not be considered to be an exception to section 91(2). ...

It also contended that Atlantic’s reference to the auxiliary generators on board each of its vessels was not included in its bids and therefore should not be considered by the Tribunal. ... As a result, such reliance could not be considered impermissible bid repair. [48] On September 17, 2019, Heiltsuk Horizon filed its fourth complaint in respect of the Solicitation “out of an abundance of caution.” ... As discussed above, the re-evaluation team arrived at a consensus and interpreted “required engine driven consumers” along the lines of how those are considered by classification societies such as DNV. ...

The more closely a taxpayer’s business or occupation is related to real estate transactions, the more likely it is that the income will be considered business income rather than capital gain. ... This definition can cause an isolated transaction involving real estate to be considered a business transaction. ... He first reviewed the case law which considered the definition of "business" and "adventure or concern in the nature of trade". ...

The branch railways above mentioned shall, for all intents and purposes, be considered as forming part of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and as so many distinct sections of the said railway, and shall be subject to all the provisions hereinafter made with respect to the said Canadian Pacific Railway, except in so far as it may be otherwise provided for by this Act.’’ ...

All constitutional amendments, perforce, can be considered acts of nation building. ... British Columbia asserts that because some aspects of Term 11 are skeletal, the whole of the railway obligation must be considered ambiguous. ... These items can be permanently affixed to the land, and would then be considered fixtures or buildings. ...

It suffices to answer that the subject matter of the Act is not agriculture but a product of agriculture considered as an article of trade. ... That consideration was considered sufficient in Attorney General for Ontario v. ... Justice Mignault disposed of this contention: …the subject matter of the Act is not agriculture but a product of agriculture considered as an article of trade. ...

Detailed written submissions were subsequently provided by the parties and have been carefully considered.   ... Because of the size of many of these claims, they were considered to be high risk warranting close scrutiny.   ... Therefore, the item is being considered to be a contingent liability and not a deductible expense in the 1993 fiscal year.   ...

However, the Tax Court cited and properly considered itself bound to follow Ginsberg and Carter, two decisions of this Court that directly address that very issue. [99] Absent “exceptional circumstances”, decisions of a panel of this Court also bind future panels of this Court: Miller v. ... While that exclusion does not apply to transfers between a trust and its beneficiaries, “an arrangement under which the trust can reasonably be considered to act as agent for all the beneficiaries under the trust with respect to all dealings with all of the trust’s property” is deemed not to be a trust: definition of trust in s. 104(1). ... In its reasons, the appellants are considered nominees or agents for Mr. ...

Grossman went back and forth many times on the price; he considered that the price not be more than US$750,000 per game. ... Rosen that this does not indicate ASC "successfully published" video games in the past. [100]        Also considered by Messrs. ... Brown stated, he considered shares of computer game companies such as EA as growth stocks and thought this investment would be successful. ...

In assessing Alberta's application, the Minister considered only the project's effect on navigation and no assessment under the Guidelines Order was made. ... He first considered whether the Minister had been seized with a "proposal" as defined in the Act so as to make him subject to the Guidelines Order.  ... The principles governing appellate review of a lower court's exercise of discretion were not extensively considered, only their application to this case.  ...