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| country are all arguments for a single test for determining an employee-employer relationship. | 1560 |
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ARISE.................1
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| real working conditions that arise from the contract between the employer and the worker. | 1414 |
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| them and to dismiss them; liability for damages arising from his failure to supply the plant; and | 552 |
| necessary, which rules out subordination arising from economic dependence. If one legitimately | 586 |
| law arising from application of the ITA before turning to provincial private law. It might | 1486 |
| legal systems will then turn to the principles arising from the ITA in order to make the | 1500 |
| arising from the ITA regarding determination of a workers status. Finally, the problem stems | 1526 |
| arising primarily application of the ITA. | 1528 |
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ARRANGE...............2
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| g) can arrange the time, place, and nature of performances; or | 442 |
| The following elements are considered: opportunity to arrange a replacement from time to time | 2192 |
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| contract or arrangement (written or oral), its duration, and all the elements that constitute the | 422 |
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| Art . a. The lease and hire of work is a contract by which the lessor undertakes to do | 498 |
| Art . . The principal kinds of work which may be leased or hired are: | 500 |
| Art . a CCLC. | 2286 |
| Art . CCLC. | 2288 |
| Art . CCQ | 2300 |
| Art . CCQ | 2302 |
| and servants. ( Art . CCLC). | 2304 |
| Art . CCQ | 2318 |
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| as a foundation for specific provisions applicable to certain classes of employee. Article | 646 |
| undertakes to pay the price is the client. Article CCQ defines a contract of enterprise as | 660 |
| autonomy test is primarily laid out in article CCQ: | 672 |
| Article CCQ reaffirms the element of remuneration with respect to both proportion and | 720 |
| subordinate. Article CCQ states the corollary whereby the essential feature of a | 750 |
| that the wording of article CCQ is very general and can cover a range of levels of control, | 762 |
| Interpretation Bulletin RRQ.-R refers to article CCQ and states: | 778 |
| workers status. Article of the Civil Code of Québec, read in conjunction with article | 780 |
| workers status. Article of the Civil Code of Québec, read in conjunction with article | 780 |
| Article CCQ states, The principal is liable to reparation for injury caused by the fault of | 974 |
| Article CCQ establishes strict liability; in other words, it is not necessary for the employer | 980 |
| was at fault. The criteria set out in article CCQ will of course have to be proven, that is, | 982 |
| Article CCQ states that employees are bound to perform their work as agreed, to act | 1030 |
| employer. If they sell goods, for example, they are required under article CCQ to | 1034 |
| Article a CCL defined lease and hire of work or contract of lease and hire of services, and | 1280 |
| control test is applied more stringently in Quebec because of article CCQ. In his view, | 1458 |
| In , jurist William O. Douglas had already developed, in his article entitled Vicarious | 1580 |
| paragraph of article CCLC, took inspiration from the writings of Pothier and other French | 1606 |
| D.T.C. (T.C.C.). See the article by J. E. Magee, loc. cit., note , , and the article by | 2052 |
| D.T.C. (T.C.C.). See the article by J. E. Magee, loc. cit., note , , and the article by | 2052 |
| locale , D.T.E. T- (C.T.). See also the article by Renée M. Goyette, À la | 2162 |
| See also the article by Alexandre Buswell, La transformation de l'emploi : implications | 2270 |
| Article CCQ | 2272 |
| Article CCQ | 2274 |
| Article CCQ | 2274 |
| Article CCQ | 2276 |
| Article CCQ | 2276 |
| Article CCQ | 2278 |
| Article CCQ | 2280 |
| Article CCQ. | 2476 |
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| governed by articles et seq. C.C.; in the latter contract, the contractor performs the work | 518 |
| Articles to of the CCQ define the private law regime governing employment. | 628 |
| TRANSLATION These articles provide a more detailed picture of employment contracts, | 632 |
| Articles to CCQ pertain to employer-employee relationships, that is, cases where a | 682 |
| CCQ and the existing case law. Three main elements emerge from the pertinent articles : | 692 |
| articles and CCQ in concluding that the most important factor in distinguishing | 1248 |
| para. () e), f) and g) ITA. For a more comprehensive discussion, see also the articles | 2214 |
| Articles and CCQ | 2278 |
| Articles , , , , , , , CCQ | 2294 |
| Articles , , , , , , , CCQ | 2296 |
| Articles , , CCQ | 2296 |
| Articles , , , , CCQ | 2298 |
| Articles , , , , , CCQ | 2298 |
| Articles , , , , CCQ | 2300 |
| Articles and CCQ | 2478 |
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| journeyman, artisan , clerk or employee, working individually or in a crew or in | 712 |
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| to determine whether a performing artist is to be considered an employee or self-employed. | 408 |
| However, the determination of whether or not an artist is under a contract of service or a | 420 |
| Paragraph contains a number of indications that can be used to determine that the artist is an | 424 |
| a) the right to decide on or change the size of the group with which the artist performs; | 426 |
| f) the responsibility to provide or authorize transportation for the artist . | 434 |
| The artist | 436 |
| oeuvrant à titre de travailleur autonome expenses of self-employed performing artist , July , | 1774 |
| travailleur autonome expenses of self-employed performing artist , July , . | 2200 |
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| b) the right to choose the nature of the artist's performance (opera, ballet, theatre, films, | 426 |
| musicals, concerts, classical, popular, jazz) without obtaining the artist's agreement; | 428 |
| c) the continuing authority to dictate the time and place of the artist's performance including | 428 |
| rehearsals, again, without obtaining the artist's agreement; | 430 |
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| Revenue Québec, Interpretation Bulletin IMP. -, Dépenses dun artiste interprète | 1772 |
| Interpretation Bulletin IMP. -, Dépenses dun artiste interprète oeuvrant à titre de | 2198 |
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| When dealing with persons of particular skills and expertise, such as artists , supervision and | 418 |
| Revenue Canada, Interpretation Bulletin IT-R, Performing Artists , August , . | 1762 |
| Revenue Canada, Interpretation Bulletin IT-R, Performing Artists , August , . | 2076 |
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| Another landmark is the Supreme Court of Canadas decision in Québec Asbestos | 548 |
| Québec Asbestos Corporation v. Couture, S.C.R. (S.C.C.). | 1782 |
| Québec Asbestos Corporation v. Gédéon Couture, S.C.R. . Other decisions | 2102 |
| See the decisions in Québec Asbestos Corporation v. Gédéon Couture, supra, note | 2258 |
| Québec Asbestos Corporation v. Gédéon Couture, supra, note . | 2358 |
| Dennis Sport Import Ltée v. S.M.R.Q., supra, note , Québec Asbestos | 2384 |
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ASCERTAINABLE.........1
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| Office means the position of an individual entitling him to a fixed or ascertainable stipend or | 1518 |
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ASCERTAINED...........1
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| questions of civil law only when it has been first ascertained that in the law of England and that | 1992 |
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| aspects of the relationship. | 254 |
| oversaw the various financial aspects of the corporation, and his fees made up only a portion of | 274 |
| much too rigid and does not take account of other fundamental aspects that are obviously | 768 |
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| In Clinique de varices docteurs Nadeau, Couture Ass ., the court was asked to | 1366 |
| Clinique de varices docteurs Nadeau, Couture ass . v. SMRQ, R.D.F.Q. | 1840 |
| Clinique de varices docteurs Nadeau, Couture Ass . v. S.M.R.Q., R.D.F.Q. | 2404 |
| Clinique de varices docteurs Nadeau, Couture Ass . v. S.M.R.Q., supra, note . | 2410 |