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  … I have considered two examples of the use of the phrase [“in the course of”] in other legal rules. 49.   ... Indeed, the multiplicity of the factors considered by the courts, and the importance of the facts of the particular case in determining the result, give a significant factual component to the question of whether an employee was acting “in the course of” employment when the wrong was committed: see Lewis N. ... Therefore, paragraph (a) must be considered, and eliminated, before paragraph (b) can be applied. ...

Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, and acccordingly included such tests and other procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances. ... The Minister of National Revenue has considered the reasons set out in your objections and all the relevant facts. ... Gapp & Co. where evidence of a resale price two years after a notional valuation date was considered to be prima facie evidence that the notional valuation was too high. ...

Dignity in this sense involves the right to present core aspects of oneself to others in a considered and controlled manner; it is an expression of an individual’s unique personality or personhood. ... That this requirement is considered a high bar serves to maintain the strong presumption of open courts. ... Dignity, used in this context, is a social concept that involves presenting core aspects of oneself to others in a considered and controlled manner (see generally Matheson, at pp. 327‑28; Austin, at pp. 66‑68). ...

Conacher’s own opinion and are also inadmissible. [52] In arriving at this conclusion, I have considered the Applicants’ argument that, in its analysis in the seminal case of Valente, the Supreme Court cited opinion evidence of the sort upon which the Applicants seek to rely. ... Rather, they are factors that must be considered and balanced in the exercise of the Court’s discretion under Rule 312 (see Smart Cloud Inc v International Business Machines Corporation, 2021 FC 236 at para 39). ... As with institutional independence, the test for institutional impartiality is that described in Valente (see Lippé at p 143). [106] After identifying the applicable test, Valente analysed what should be considered as the essential conditions of judicial independence. ...

The charging section is section 9, of which subsections 3 and 4 must first be considered in this case. ... In a very fully considered judgment the Board confirmed the assessments made by the Commissioner of Income Tax. ... This claim was made before the Board and, although it does not seem to have received as much consideration there as it did before us, it was considered by them. ...

Nor had he considered the fact that he would have to repay the loan from Loron Inc. ... Racette explained that, all in all, there are no factors which, considered alone, would alter her opinion. ... Racette used the discounted cash flow method, which she considered the most appropriate in the circumstances. ...

Glynn testified that nine of the 14 directors were considered “independent”. ... Li Ka-shing was not considered an insider in respect of those shares. [127] [124] Mr. ... A person that possesses an asset as his own is considered as the possessor of the property. 5. ...