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FCTD

Fabrication GMCA Inc., Re, 2003 FC 1105

This brings the total amount of the fees to $2,200.00. [5]         In regard to the disbursements incurred in the amount of $952.25, they are allowed in the amount of $944.14 being proved by affidavit and considered necessary to the conduct of the litigation. ...
FCTD

Delaunière v. 9039-0402 Québec inc., 2010 FC 301

The disbursements incurred by the applicant are justified, reasonable and considered necessary to the conduct of the matter and are therefore allowed ...
FCTD

Yapa Mudiyansele v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2012 FC 155

In light of the alleged risks already considered before the RPD and the RPD’s decision, which was confirmed by this Court, the applicant has not established that he would suffer irreparable harm if he was removed from Canada before his application for leave was decided. c.        ...
FCTD

Desrosiers v. Canada (Attorney General), 2009 FC 185

I consequently considered the factors listed in subsection 400(3) of the Federal Courts Rules and then adjusted the items to what I found reasonable in this type of case. ...
FCTD

9088-2028 Québec inc. (Re), 2011 FC 651

The disbursements are undisputed and are considered necessary charges to the conduct of this matter. ...
FCTD

Le Massif Inc. v. Station touristique Massif du sud (1993) inc., 2011 FC 424

  [5]                The disbursements claimed in the appellant’s bill of costs are not disputed and are considered necessary and reasonable charges to the conduct of this matter. ...
FCTD

Tran (Re), 2011 FC 1241

They are all considered necessary charges to the conduct of this matter with the exception of the claim for Court costs for the filing of a Notice of Motion made ex parte. ...
TCC

Kravetsky v. The Queen, docket 98-2262-IT-G

H.M. this Court considered earlier jurisprudence and confirmed the basic principle that it is the duty of the Minister to assess, and if necessary reassess, taxpayers' returns so as to apply correctly the law to the facts. ...
FCTD

Ahmat v. Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness), 2016 FC 1018

Justice Martineau, denied the application for leave to seek judicial review of this RAD decision on May 4, 2016. [15]            Despite the fact that the applicant alleges he shared his political views on his Facebook page, and that he asserts that his two letters of support from members of his father's side of the family demonstrate the threat of harm, this was not considered valid by the removal officer. ...
FCA

Roussel v. Canada (Minister of National Revenue), 2001 FCA 324

He must now bear the consequences of his choice. [4]                              All the fees requested, except for item 5, are awarded as requested as they are considered reasonable, in an amount of $1,540. ...

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