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Four issues arise in the appeal and they ought to be considered successively. ...

The plaintiff characterizes these as representing the main material, or mined ore, from which the commercially valuable materials have been derived and argues that they ought not properly to be considered as being produced in association with the hydrocarbons. ...

Whether or not such an inference can be read into subsection (5d) is a matter of interpretation, which must be considered in the general context in which subsection (5d) is found. ...

However, in construing the meaning of any document and therefore in determining its purpose and effect, and, in this particular case, the reason for payment of the sum of $105,000, two'basic principles must be borne in mind: firstly, the whole of the agreement must be considered and not only any particular word or sentence isolated from the remainder of the document and, secondly, one must also consider the contents and legal effect of any documents actually referred to in the agreement and pursuant to which the agreement is expressed to have executed (in this case: the original rental insurance agreement, which granted the right to an option and the registered notice, by which the plaintiff purported to exercise the option to assume ownership). ...

The most that can be said Is that control will no doubt always have to be considered, although it can no longer be regarded as the sole determining factor; and that factors which may be of Importance are such matters as whether the man performing the services provides his own equipment, whether he hires his own helpers, what degree of financial risk he takes, what degree of responsibility for Investment and management he has, and whether and how far he has an opportunity of profiting from sound management in the performance of his task. ...

He considered that a $75,000 net annual profit could be earned from holding the shares. ...

The surface prospecting recommended was for a period of six weeks during the summer months since the summer months are considered the prospecting season. ...

By no stretch of the imagination can this plaintiff be considered to be a normal and usual purchaser of Camflo shares. ...

This was considered to place Flemingdon Park at a competitive disadvantage that had to be taken into account in the rents charged. ...

He considered it expedient that Monarch should become the wholly- owned subsidiary of Niagara. ...