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Williamson v. Canada (Attorney General), 2011 FC 383

  [19]            The Applicant had an opportunity to make representations and to submit relevant documentation, all of which the Minister’s Delegate considered. ...
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Hérold v. Canada Revenue Agency, 2011 FC 544

To the extent that the constitutional issue has been raised, it has been done without notice or evidentiary foundation and will not be considered. ...
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Williams v. Canada (National Revenue), 2011 FC 766

In that case, it was a breach of procedural fairness for the officials to accept Wong’s disclosure, knowing full well that it would be considered involuntary and failing to inform him to that effect.  ...
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Canadian Union of Postal Workers v. Canada Post Corporation, 2011 FC 1320

I have considered disbursements in these Bills of Costs in a manner consistent with these various decisions. ...
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Osmose-Pentox Inc. v. Société Laurentide inc., 2007 FC 504

It is a finding that must be carefully considered since it calls into question an element of judicial integrity. ...
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Peintres Filmar inc. v. Canada (Revenu), 2007 FC 560

Before this Court, at this stage, it is only the reasonableness of the decision itself, refusing to follow up on the voluntary disclosure, that is considered, not the final result, weighing what was said in that voluntary disclosure ...
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Abdellah v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2007 FC 786

In fact, a careful review of the officer’s decision shows that the decision on credibility was not determinative in itself when all of the elements considered are taken into account. ...
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Mendoza Duran v. Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness), 2007 FC 737

Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration), [1992] 3 FC 306 (TD), [1992] FCJ N o. 535, para 18 (QL), also elaborated on the question of the balance of convenience in matters of stays and of the public interest, which must be considered: [18]   What is in issue, however, when considering balance of convenience, is the extent to which the granting of stays might become a practice which thwarts the efficient operation of the immigration legislation. ...
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Burstyn v. Canada (Canada Revenue Agency), 2007 FC 822

Such an order, as is with all forms of relief available upon an application for judicial review, is wholly within the discretion of the Court, pursuant to subsection 18.1(3) of the Federal Courts Act. [38]            In Apotex, at paragraphs 107 and 108, the Federal Court of Appeal discussed some of the factors that are to be considered in assessing the balance of convenience. ...
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Edell v. Canada Revenue Agency, 2008 FC 1306

Without more, the action by the CRA was lawful when considered in the context of the Act ...

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