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A further submission made by the plaintiff is that subsection 146(5) of the I.T.A. contravenes section 15 of the Charter since the I.T.A. discriminates between types of income resulting in unequal R.R.S.P. deductions. ...

Law Society of British Columbia [[1989] 1 S.C.R. 143, at pp. 181-182] held that a mere unfavourable distinction created by law does not automatically contravene subsection 15(1). ...

However, the defendant underlines that upon review of the Statement of Claim, the Plaintiffs do not make any clear statements to refute the findings of contravention of the Customs Act made by the MNR. [15]            Furthermore, the Defendant argues that a mechanism exists in the SIMA wherein the Plaintiffs could have challenged the basis on which the normal values and the export prices were established, however they chose not to do so. [16]            Moreover, the Defendant argues that the Plaintiffs are not alleging that they did not contravene the Customs Act. ...

In the plaintiff"s view, this procedure is solely intended to enable an individual to dispute the illegality of his or her own actions, that is, that he or she did not contravene the Act. ...

Decision of the Tax Court of Canada judge [3]             Chief Judge Couture explained, first, that the fact the refund is calculated during the 90 days after the end of the insurance period does not contravene the letter or spirit of section 140 of the Act, in his opinion. ...

The applicant alleges that some of these paragraphs should be struck because they contravene Rule 81 for one or more of the following reasons: i) they include or omit information that is not part of or which is contrary to the evidence already adduced at the hearing on the merits; ii) they express superfluous opinions and remarks that are not part of or are contrary to the evidence already adduced at the hearing on the merits; iii) they include remarks of an argumentative nature and are contrary to the evidence already adduced at the hearing on the merits. ...

In the case at bar, the Tribunal’s administrative decision to entertain this file as a regular appeal in the absence of a proper notice of constitutional question, is reasonable and does not contravene any principle of procedural fairness. ...

Procedural choices made by the Commission are entitled to respect from the reviewing Court, so long as the procedure does not contravene the duty of fairness (Canada (Attorney General) v Sketchley, 2005 FCA 404 at para 119 [Sketchley]).   ...

It was further contended that such Articles contravene sound principles of company law and possibly the Business Corporations Act of Saskatchewan as well. ...

Furthermore, denying the CRCB because of a personal injury also contravenes subsection 5(1) of the Human Rights Code, RSO 1990, c H.19 [Human Rights Code]. ...