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Stephens v. The Queen, 84 DTC 6114, [1984] CTC 111 (FCTD)

And, it seems to me that the principle which emerges out of the Corsini and Richardson cases cited above is that documents such as those in dispute will not be considered invalid when there is no prejudice or confusion created thereby. ...
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Yaki v. The Queen, 94 DTC 6637, [1994] 2 CTC 361 (FCTD)

These are considered non-business losses and are treated as personal living expenses subject to paragraph 18(1) (h) of the Act. ...
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Seaforth Plastics Ltd. v. The Queen, 79 DTC 5174, [1979] CTC 241 (FCTD)

As stated in paragraph 4, the plaintiff initially considered the sum of $564,952 as an income receipt. ...
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Zygocki v. The Queen, 84 DTC 6283, [1984] CTC 280 (FCTD)

I have considered these cases carefully but I do not think they are applicable to the present situation. ...
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McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd. v. The Queen, 80 DTC 6211, [1980] CTC 280, aff'd 82 DTC 6142, [1982] CTC 167 (FCA)

When it is considered that a manuscript is ready to proceed further toward publication, it is handed over by the sponsoring editor for copy editing and production. ...
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MNR v. Kelvingrove Investments Ltd., 74 DTC 6357, [1974] CTC 450 (FCTD)

It is axiomatic that cases of the nature of this appeal must be considered on the basis of the facts peculiar to them. ...
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Brunette Investments Ltd. v. The Queen, 81 DTC 5367, [1981] CTC 486 (FCTD)

It was obviously proper that the two actions be considered together. The facts relevant to the issue are not complicated. ...
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The Canada Southern Ry. Co. v. The Queen, 82 DTC 6244, [1982] CTC 278 (FCTD), rev'd 86 DTC 6097, [1986] 1 CTC 284 (FCA)

The circumstances considered in The Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo Railway Company v MNR, [1974] CTC 2270; 74 DTC 1195, were quite different. ...
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The Queen v. Powell, 80 DTC 6301, [1980] CTC 382 (FCTD)

Comparison with tax results in what appear to be somewhat similar situations, to that affecting a member, cannot be considered in determining any question. ...
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Alpha Forming Corp. Ltd. v. The Queen, 83 DTC 5021, [1982] CTC 425 (FCTD)

In its first years of business, Alpha forming purchased a piece of real property which it quite properly considered to be an asset of potentially increasing value. ...

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