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The notes were available to him as he testified, which he did in a considered and forthright manner. ...

To the extent the Minister may envision any such distinction, that point should be left for adjudication in a future matter with the benefit of fulsome argument. [13] Before leaving this issue, I note that the Minister’s submissions focused substantially on what she considered to be a dispute as to whether electronic records qualify as documents that are compellable under s 231.1(1). ...

Zazula’s theory is that given FMV is part of the ITA and should be considered when dealing with TFSAs. ...

The OIC is not in a position to investigate whether requested documents should be disclosed or to order disclosure because the content of the institution’s response to the access request is not yet known: Canada (Information Commissioner) v Canada (National Defence), (1999) 166 FTR 277 (FCA) at paras 24-28. [30] In Statham v Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 2010 FCA 315 [Statham], the Federal Court of Appeal considered the OIC’s duty to investigate in the context of a deemed refusal. ...

Saadi explained that over the 22 weeks he worked—from January 1 to September 26, 2020, excluding the weeks during which he collected the CERB and a few weeks during which he earned some income but that were not considered full work weeks—he earned $17,824, representing a weekly average of approximately $810, or $1,620 every two weeks. ...

This correspondence reiterates the applicant’s long-held position that the payment made to the applicant in 2009 by the DOJ was not ex gratia, but does not advance a request that the Minister/DOJ had not already heard, considered, and responded to. ...

The effect of such an appointment by the Court of a Receiver Manager was considered by the House of Lords in Moss Steamship Company Limited v Whinney (1912), AC 254 at 260, where the Earl of Halsbury said:... ...

It might be mentioned in passing, although the decision of the case does not depend on it, that it is evident that a monthly payment of $750 even if escalated according to the cost of living index, together with the provision of a house with all expenses in connection with it paid out of the estate, would not seem to be sufficient to in any way maintain a standard of living equal to that which the widow enjoyed prior to the testator’s death when it is considered that the aggregate net value of the property passing on his death was over a million and three-quarters dollars, which even on a very conservative basis would be anticipated to yield an annual income of not less than $150,000. ...

It is abundantly clear that they must each be considered as only having owned one share of the capital stock of the company and that the Minister was correct in reaching this conclusion on an examination of the company’s books. ...

The first property acquired was the most westerly part of the area being considered, which belonged to the R G Dalton Company Limited, and had a frontage of 114 feet. ...