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ABANDONED.............1
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| approach had been abandoned . As far as the Superior Court was concerned, there was | 1200 |
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ABILITY...............2
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| away from the original corporation framework to become, in civil law, a shared ability to have | 942 |
| Act does not limit the ability of a person to enter into a partnership for a single transaction. | 1712 |
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ABOLISHED.............1
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| partnerships was abolished . The conditions for the formation of the contract of partnership were | 46 |
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ABSENCE...............7
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| . The receipt by a person of a share of the profits of a business is proof, in the absence of | 246 |
| absence of specific provisions for limited or undeclared partnerships, the general | 460 |
| absence of registration in accordance with the law's provisions. As a result, undeclared | 518 |
| partnership: translation for a partnership to exist in the absence of an express contract, | 548 |
| to have by law be reconciled with an absence of legal personality? A review of recent decisions | 1094 |
| attributes conferred on partnerships even in the absence of an express provision and even if | 1234 |
| early on that regardless the absence of legal personality, some autonomy could be given to | 1316 |
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ABSOLUTELY............1
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| obstacles to this practice in codes of ethics or professional legislation. However, it is absolutely | 752 |
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ABSTRACT..............1
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| abstract , translation puts the emphasis no longer on the identity of the thing itself but rather on | 1370 |
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ABUNDANCE.............1
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| How can legal personality be denied to an entity that has an abundance of new legal attributes? | 1092 |
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ACADEMIC..............2
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| Based on an analysis of academic commentary, only one of these factors is truly decisive: | 798 |
| persons because of the necessary connection according to classic academic analysis | 1430 |
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ACADEMICS.............2
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| Relying on a legal thesis accepted by a minority of academics ,, they concluded that, in the | 1056 |
| persons. Under the C.C.L.C., partnerships were viewed by the majority of academics and | 1130 |
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ACCEPTED..............8
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| economic reality. Accordingly, it is not only profit-seeking activities that are accepted in finding | 430 |
| the C.C.L.C. (a) in order to understand why that division can no longer be accepted under the | 904 |
| require that this occur expressly. The implicit recognition method is also accepted . However, the | 992 |
| accepted . | 1034 |
| If the position of the majority judges in Allard is accepted , there will no longer be any distinction | 1042 |
| Relying on a legal thesis accepted by a minority of academics,, they concluded that, in the | 1056 |
| Court accepted the fiction doctrine, and only joint-stock companies are legal persons; on the | 1220 |
| the matter (a). Anglo-Saxon law, the solutions of which are more pragmatic, accepted very | 1316 |
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ACCIDENTALLY..........1
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| agreement of wills. It may arise accidentally . An intention to create it deliberately is therefore not | 562 |
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ACCORDANCE............11
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| carried out in accordance with the Act respecting the legal publicity of sole proprietorships, | 114 |
| These provisions clearly contemplate the distribution of profits in accordance with a partner's | 402 |
| partners. It is bound to file a declaration in accordance with the Act respecting legal | 462 |
| absence of registration in accordance with the law's provisions. As a result, undeclared | 518 |
| name in accordance with the Business Names Act. | 722 |
| . Legal persons are constituted in accordance with the juridical forms provided by law, and | 1102 |
| Forms of legal persons There are no legal persons except in accordance with the juridical | 1112 |
| be liquidated in accordance with the same rules as legal persons. | 1144 |
| be registered in accordance with the Business Names Act. | 1392 |
| partnership and in accordance with the partnership agreement. | 1402 |
| accordance with the following two tenets: | 1450 |
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ACCORDINGLY...........8
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| Accordingly , the Civil Code provides very flexible legal rules to govern partnership shares. | 106 |
| To resolve the impass and accordingly to exclude the leases and the eventual tax liabilities | 218 |
| Accordingly , the common objective necessary to form a partnership will sometimes be present | 360 |
| Accordingly , as reiterated by the Supreme Court in the recent decisions Backman et Spire | 422 |
| economic reality. Accordingly , it is not only profit-seeking activities that are accepted in finding | 430 |
| . accordingly , since a partnership is not a subject of rights expressly recognized by the | 1014 |
| Accordingly , as long as the concept of patrimonial unity prevailed in Quebec law, it was | 1072 |
| relationship. Accordingly , since the law does not recognize the partnership as a legal | 1322 |
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ACCOUNT...............4
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| that of the other, the trial judge must take it into account and consider that this fact weighs | 192 |
| stock or acquired, whether by purchase or otherwise, on account of the firm, or for the | 1398 |
| shall be deemed to have been bought on the account of the firm. R.S.O. , c. , s. . | 1408 |
| every partner must account to the firm; | 1418 |
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ACCOUNTANTS...........1
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| and accountants are apt to look upon a firm in the light in which lawyers look upon a | 1382 |
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ACCOUNTING............1
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| accounting firms regularly cross the Ontario border to register as limited liability partnerships. A | 734 |
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ACCOUNTS..............5
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| accounts . | 280 |
| returns as a partnership, financial statement and joint bank accounts , as well as correspondence | 368 |
| obligations distinct from those of its members. Hence, in keeping partnership accounts , the firm | 1384 |
| partnerships of all artifice and substitute a mechanism that better accounts for the coexistence of | 1486 |
| without first rendering accounts ; the obligation not to compete with the joint venture has been | 1684 |
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ACCRUING..............2
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| of the accruing profits of a business does not of itself make him or her a partner in the business | 250 |
| benefits accruing from the joint activity of the partners. | 330 |
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ACCUMULATED...........1
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| interest in the Partnership. Profit was accumulated by the Partnership during the period of | 404 |
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ACH...................1
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| Secret partnership In a secret partnership, e ach partner contracts in his own name and is | 600 |
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ACHIEVE...............2
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| to the establishment of an autonomous patrimony to achieve the partners' common goal. The | 96 |
| a community of interests among the parties to achieve a common objective; | 818 |
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ACKNOWLEDGE...........2
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| difficult to see how a court could refuse to acknowledge that partnerships have that right: | 1162 |
| of general partnerships. Two of them simply acknowledge , without further comment, that | 1166 |
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ACKNOWLEDGED..........2
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| How can the autonomous patrimony and legal individuality that partnerships are acknowledged | 1094 |
| been discussed. Two decisions have acknowledged that such partnerships may sue and be | 1240 |
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ACKNOWLEDGES..........1
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| In the letter, Air Canada acknowledges that Leasing intends to sell and assign its interest in | 312 |
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ACQUIRE...............3
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| embarking on such a venture is to acquire a patrimonial benefit as opposed to a moral benefit, | 144 |
| make contributions of money that are used by the manager to acquire property in respect of | 580 |
| Partnership property The partnership may acquire rights and obligations in its own | 1394 |
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ACQUIRED..............1
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| stock or acquired , whether by purchase or otherwise, on account of the firm, or for the | 1398 |
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ACQUISITION...........2
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| . . . if a partnership is formed with some other predominant motive other than the acquisition of | 410 |
| respects as to its administration, its acquisition and its alienation, to certain rules and formalities | 1792 |
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ACTING................5
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| Central, acting alone, was negotiating transactions relating to the lease portfolios prior to | 340 |
| act, while intention is a persons objective or purpose in acting . It will be sufficient for a | 424 |
| partnership, the court, in ruling on a suit by a third person (whom is acting in good faith), may | 474 |
| the manager acting in his or her own name. This means that they will have no direct recourse | 602 |
| this patrimonial concept had currency, acting collectively for a group would necessarily | 946 |
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ACTION................7
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| action will remain possible, in so far, of course, as a partner is himself or herself a creditor | 604 |
| provinces, a partnership that does not register cannot bring a legal action , whereas in other | 636 |
| . A partnership may sue and be sued in a civil action under the name it declares. | 1162 |
| legal action against the partners' personal property, although they rank after the partners' | 1310 |
| English or Canadian a share in a partnership is a chose in action , which means | 1366 |
| ()a partner's right while the partnership exists is not an undivided right but a chose in action , | 1452 |
| Halsburys Laws of England, th ed., vol. , choses in action , para. (), p. . | 1870 |
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ACTIONS...............4
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| that the partnerships actions are separate from those performed by the partners on their own | 1048 |
| It must be recognized that actions taken by the partnership may differ from those taken | 1052 |
| French Civil Code, art. : translation All obligations and actions with respect to | 1738 |
| the law for certain purposes authorizes the mobilization, so are all obligations and actions | 1744 |
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ACTIVELY..............1
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| Minister of National Revenue argued that no business was actively carried on between | 300 |
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ACTIVITIES............14
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| combining property, knowledge or activities and to share any resulting pecuniary profits. | 88 |
| be able to carry on its activities . Although this obligation applies to each partner, the type and | 94 |
| money, property and knowledge or activities . | 118 |
| the Continental Bank of Canada whose activities involved leasing. In , the Bank liquidated | 214 |
| its business relating to these activities and solicited offers for the assets or the shares of Leasing. | 214 |
| which would carry on the same activities as Leasing. The various assets of Leasing were to be | 220 |
| activities remained unchanged. This is what enabled the Court to find that a business existed. | 324 |
| any of those activities negates any claim that the Central entities and the Continental entities | 342 |
| economic reality. Accordingly, it is not only profit-seeking activities that are accepted in finding | 430 |
| that a partnership exists, but also all activities the ancillary purpose of which is to make a profit. | 432 |
| All that is certain at this time is that Quebec professionals are able to carry on their activities in | 748 |
| partnership's activities . However, the legal impact of such activities can be felt only by the | 1054 |
| partnership's activities. However, the legal impact of such activities can be felt only by the | 1054 |
| legislative provisions as regards the carrying on of professional activities within a | 1650 |