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 ANNUITY...............2
and who receives by way of  annuity  a portion of the profits made in the business in which the 260
(e) a person receiving by way of  annuity  or otherwise a portion of the profits of a business in 268
 
 ANONYMOUS.............1
 Anonymous  partnerships Undeclared partnerships will most often be secret partnerships. In 522
 
 ANSWERS...............1
Article C.C.Q.  answers  this question: 1272
 
 ANTAKI................1
N.  ANTAKI  and C. BOUCHARD, Droit et pratique de lentreprise, vol. I 1518
 
 ANTICIPATED...........1
by the parties; nor is it a case where no profits were  anticipated  during the term of a partner's 418
 
 ANYONE................2
that each partner can assure himself of the interest and the solvency of  anyone  wishing to join 112
Liability as a partner to  anyone  who has given credit to the firm on the faith of a representation 670
 
 ANYWHERE..............1
The legislature does not confer legal personality on general partnerships  anywhere  in the Civil 1216
 
 APP...................1
Sappenfield v. Mead, Ill.  App . , N.E. d (); Pierce v. 1674
 
 APPARENT..............2
Liability of  apparent  partner 668
Atlantic. A review of court decisions will make this  apparent  (ii). 912
 
 APPEAL................23
is one to resolve this paradox using traditional analysis when even the Court of  Appeal  in a 52
Canada granted the  appeal  of Leasing against the reassessment, however the Federal Court of 228
 Appeal  reversed this judgment. Hence, the present appeal and the necessity to verify if the 228
Appeal reversed this judgment. Hence, the present  appeal  and the necessity to verify if the 228
The Court of  Appeal  held that the parties intended to conduct a sale of assets through a device 388
). This characterization by the Court of  Appeal  ignores the fact that the Partnership 390
Court of  Appeal  also relied heavily on the fact that Leasing was not legally entitled to a share of 396
Commercial partnerships The Court of  Appeal  found that general partnerships had legal 958
commercial) and the recognition of legal personality. Thus, the Court of  Appeal  made the 970
Unincorporated associations Finally, in a unanimous decision, the Court of  Appeal  974
century of decisions finding that partnerships had legal personality, the Court of  Appeal  978
position is the one taken by the same Court of  Appeal  in and is consistent with our civil 1040
referred to by the Court of  Appeal  does not create a state of indivision between the partners, 1064
rejected the majority opinion of the Court of  Appeal  in Allard and recognized the legal 1226
Our Court of  Appeal  does not go that far but does recognize that a limited partnership has a 1258
decisions: Canada v. Robinson, F.C. (C.A.), under  appeal ; Canada v. Central 1552
Supply Co. () Ltd., F.C. (C.A.), under  appeal ; Schultz v. Canada, 1552
-- ( appeal  allowed C.A.M. No. ---, April , ), J.E. - 1722
R.D.J. , the Court of  Appeal  noted that special partners are not entitled to make direct, 1766
(sous-ministre du revenu) v. Paul, R.D.F.Q. (Sup. Ct.), under  appeal . 1820
, under  appeal ; Sumabus Inc. v. Daoust, Sup. Ct. Montreal, No. ---, 1822
Justice J. Verrier, under  appeal . 1848
-, under  appeal . Emphasis added. 1856
 
 APPEAL'S..............1
and Co., a bankruptcy case, where the Court, relying on the Court of  Appeal's  decision in 1244
 
 APPEARS...............3
real existence with respect to third persons but will not be what it  appears  to be. It will have 540
. Unless the contrary intention  appears , property bought with money belonging to the firm 1408
contrary intention  appears , it is to be treated as between the partners, including the 1412
 
 APPLICABLE............12
effect of imposing the rules  applicable  to partnerships on a substantial number of associations, 152
Although the change in the  applicable  legal rules has little effect on the rights of third persons, it 470
In this section, we will focus on the legal rules  applicable  to this new type of partnership, since 626
the overview of general and limited partnerships given above is, for the most part,  applicable  in 626
 applicable  to partnerships. 780
the Acts that are  applicable  to them. 1106
by which they are constituted and by those which are  applicable  to them; legal persons 1108
established for a private interest are primarily governed by the Acts  applicable  to their particular 1108
Each of these legal persons is primarily governed by the Acts  applicable  to it. On a subsidiary 1118
complete. The legal framework  applicable  to legal persons is therefore clearly defined in the 1120
autonomous and separate from those  applicable  to the settlor, trustee or beneficiary. There are 1298
nature and tenure thereof and the general rules of law thereto  applicable , but in trust, so far as 1404
 
 APPLICANTS............1
The  applicants  sought to show that Gestion Gilm s.e.n.c., a general partnership, was not a legal 1194
 
 APPLICATION...........4
indivision is by agreement or not, disputes may arise concerning the possible  application  of both 586
two entities, the majority of courts favour the  application  of partnerships rules, especially the 804
constituted pursuant to the procedure set out in a law of general  application , such as the 1114
C. PERRON and H.H. MAI, Quelques réflexions sur la notion et l application  du joint 1704
 
 APPLIED...............4
partnerships had legal personality also  applied  to civil partnerships. Furthermore, it was rapidly 968
strictly  applied  the fiction doctrine and set aside the implicit recognition doctrine favoured by 986
property, and must be held and  applied  by the partners exclusively for the purposes of the 1400
at the time of dissolution, a partner may have the partnership property  applied  in 1420
 
 APPLIES...............4
be able to carry on its activities. Although this obligation  applies  to each partner, the type and 94
 applies  to the other components (losses and assets). 164
() When section not to apply. Nothing in this section  applies  to any mortgage on real property 1190
second para.). Chapter Two  applies  only to certain legal persons, namely the ones described in 1808
 
 APPLY.................5
The partnership receives a real right in the thing contributed, and the same warranties  apply .130
partnerships rules  apply  to them. 460
partnership shares to be moveable did not  apply  to civil partnerships. However, the debate 966
() When section not to  apply . Nothing in this section applies to any mortgage on real property 1190
respondent argued that the section did not  apply  because a partnership is a legal person.1196
 
 APPOINTED.............1
partnership what a board of directors is to a corporation or no one is  appointed  and the law 846
 
 APPROACH..............5
the liability of professionals. However, they took a partial  approach  because practically 714
movable. However, such an  approach  is possible only in so far as the division of patrimony is 1070
 approach  had been abandoned. As far as the Superior Court was concerned, there was 1200
Anglo-Saxon law, including the  approach  taken in the common law provinces, recognizes 1446
Several other examples could be given that all take the same  approach : partnerships have no 1466
 
 APPROPRIATE...........2
law partnerships. To do this, it will be  appropriate  to firstly present the law of partnerships (.), 58
It will thus be  appropriate , from a comparative law perspective, to set out the conditions for the 66
 
 APPROPRIATED..........7
collective owners and subjects of rights without, however, personally owning the  appropriated  1068
The patrimony may be divided or  appropriated  to a purpose, but only to the extent provided by 1286
patrimony may be divided or  appropriated  to a purpose, but only to the extent provided by 1294
Division of patrimony Some of a person's assets may be  appropriated  to a purpose and 1300
that can be  appropriated . The second meaning, which is much more specialized and 1370
is  appropriated  to the purpose being pursued by the group. Collective ownership differs from 1436
 appropriated  property in whole or in part. 1446
 
 APPROPRIATION.........13
b. The C.C.Q. and the concept of patrimony by  appropriation  32
b. The C.C.Q. and the concept of patrimony by  appropriation  1088
by  appropriation . According to the Court, there thus exists translation a patrimony by 1172
 appropriation , which, in Quebec law, does not correspond to the concept of separate 1174
A limited partnership has a patrimony by  appropriation : the partnership's property does not 1268
is specifically identified as being the limited partnership's patrimony by  appropriation , remains 1270
rather on the joint  appropriation  of property to a purpose. This means that there are now no 1282
 Appropriation  of patrimony to a purpose Autonomous patrimonies by appropriation are 1296
Appropriation of patrimony to a purpose Autonomous patrimonies by  appropriation  are 1296
person's general patrimony. Unlike patrimonies by  appropriation , such divisions are not subject 1302
owner of the patrimony is maintained. The  appropriation  of the property must therefore be seen 1304
 appropriation  reconciles the consequences generally attributed to legal personality with certain 1484
 appropriation , pp. et seq. 1572

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