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 ABANDON..................4
word  abandon (release or surrender) provided in subsection () I.T.A., offers an 864
 abandon . - abandon 866
abandon. -  abandon  866
a)  Abandon , au sens de release ou surrender en vertu du droit des autres provinces que le 868
 
 ABIDE....................1
to  abide  by to the definition given by Parliament in interpreting the private law concept. This is 140
 
 ABOUNDS..................1
The I.T.A.  abounds  in semi-bijural provisions such as subsection (.), cited below:666
 
 ABOVE-...................1
law, not interests (intérêts). How can one harmonize the provisions that refer to the  above- 1100
 
 ABOVE-REFERENCED.........1
The following doubles were used in Bills C- and S- to solve the  above-referenced  semi-780
 
 ABSENCE..................2
resulting from the differences in the legal regimes of the provinces? In the  absence  of specific 530
Canada the state of  absence  of disposition despite the transfer to a trust, but which in no way 952
 
 ABSENT...................1
terminology will be added wherever it is  absent  or deficient. In this Part, we shall take a look at 540
 
 ABSOLU...................2
immédiatement après la disposition, de droit  absolu  ou conditionnel à titre de bénéficiaire 820
immédiatement après la disposition, de droit  absolu  ou conditionnel à titre de bénéficiaire 854
 
 ABSOLUTE.................3
(e) unless the contributor is a trust, there is immediately after the disposition no  absolute  or 826
(e) unless the contributor is a trust, there is immediately after the disposition no  absolute  or 856
the right of enjoying and disposing of things in the most  absolute  manner . . . and ownership 1140
 
 ACADEMIC.................2
and  academic  exercise. Taxpayers, program managers, Canada Customs and Revenue Agency 92
unavoidably put legal scholars on alert, it is because this issue is not only of  academic  interest 1052
 
 ACCEPTED.................2
with federal private law legislation is  accepted  failing any provision to the contrary, it is 392
doing so, has implicitly  accepted  that the courts have a continuing role to rationalize and update 410
 
 ACCESS...................1
the other Canadian provinces' private law. Consequently, for all Canadians to have  access  to 154
 
 ACCESSED.................1
pourcentage.htm (date  accessed : July ). 1286
 
 ACCESSORY................3
On the one hand, it can dissociate itself from provincial private law and, under its  accessory  or 136
authority to enact rules that are  accessory  or ancillary to one of its powers governed by section 182
In my opinion fiscal law is an  accessory  system, which applies only to the effects produced by 288
 
 ACCOMMODATE..............1
 accommodate  two major legal systems of private law, namely common law and civil law. Since 106
 
 ACCOMODATION.............1
(f) real property (other than short-term  accomodation ) made by way of 1226
 
 ACCOMPANYING.............4
Quebec, Department of Justice of Canada,  accompanying  the press release issued when Bill S-132
Province of Quebec, Department of Justice of Canada,  accompanying  the press release issued 1296
xii Excerpt from documents  accompanying  the Enforcement and Compliance Policy of the 1310
lxiii Excerpt from documents  accompanying  the Policy for applying the Civil Code of 1402
 
 ACCORDANCE...............2
), it refers to private law concepts that are governed by provincial authority in  accordance  178
be determined in  accordance  with the law of the Province of Quebec. 302
 
 ACCORDINGLY..............1
to take note of this recognition and be guided in their conduct  accordingly .1326
 
 ACCOUNT..................8
version takes into  account  the common law and the civil law) died on the order paper 46
trust, etc. that fall within the ambit of provincial jurisdiction it must take into  account  civil law as 64
to amend certain Acts in order to ensure that each language version takes into  account  134
Acts in order to ensure that each language version takes into  account  the common law 220
the Income Tax Act. What must be taken into  account  above all are the real nature of the 358
technique takes into  account  the common law anglophone and the civil law francophone 662
 account  the two legal systems, in each linguistic version? On the one hand, and more 982
into  account  the common law and the civil law, was tabled on May , . 1300
 
 ACCOUNTED................1
requirement is  accounted  for by an ambivalence recognized in English case law on the possibility 946
 
 ACCOUNTING...............1
 accounting  for .. 60
 
 ACCOUNTS.................1
 accounts  for the great interest the federal government takes in the reform of the civil law. As 186
 
 ACCRESCENDI..............1
as its distinguishing feature the right of survivorship, or jus  accrescendi , by virtue of which the 1456
 
 ACCURATELY...............1
wording that  accurately  reflects the vocabulary, concepts, norms and institutions of Quebec's 76
 
 ACHIEVE..................3
well as common law in both linguistic versions. To  achieve  this goal it must use terminology that 64
common law provinces. To  achieve  this outcome, the two Justices equated the civil law 476
Our objective is legal duality, not necessarily to  achieve  one rule to be applied uniformly across 518
 
 ACHIEVING................1
exists between the individuals who operate the business in common for the purpose of  achieving  1020
 
 ACKNOWLEDGE..............2
We have no choice but to  acknowledge  that the application and identification of an 906
Translation The legislative policy not to  acknowledge  that a partnership has a legal 1040
 
 ACQUIRE..................1
may, in specific cases,  acquire  a real right on the debtor's property, this does not constitute a 978
 
 ACQUIRED.................6
company considered it owned the trucks since it had  acquired  these assets within the meaning 468
purposes to the word  acquired  contained in the definition of depreciable property. For 486
taxpayers, to conclude the company had  acquired  the trucks. 498
(c) a building that is a kiln, tank or vat,  acquired  for the purpose of manufacturing or 750
(d) a building or other structure,  acquired  after February , , that is designed for the 752
property is not considered to have been  acquired  until a capital cost has been incurred in 1532
 
 ACQUIRES.................1
property. A tenant who leases property  acquires  a leasehold interest in that property regardless 1530
 
 ACQUIS...................2
c) un immeuble qui est un four, un réservoir ou une cuve,  acquis  aux fins de fabrication ou de 746
d) un bâtiment ou une autre structure,  acquis  après le février , qui est conçu pour 748
 
 ACQUISITION..............7
..  Acquisition  and disposition of property 30
In short, according to these two cases, disposition or  acquisition  of property for purposes of 482
securities, with regards to the concepts of disposition and  acquisition , in the framework of 924
..  Acquisition  and disposition of property 1002
determining the time of  acquisition  of a property. Are these common law concepts applicable in 1004
agreement is equivalent to an  acquisition  as defined in tax legislation? A number of authors 1006
APFF, , pp. -; Pierre Martel,  Acquisition  de contrôle d'une corporation : 1486
 
 ACTION...................3
defined terms. Instead, as the Federal Court of Appeal stated in Positive  Action  Against 404
of  action  in the event that a taxpayer fails to pay tax duly assessed.xlv 462
of the French version of legislation. No concrete  action  has been taken in respect of the 616
 
 ACTIONS..................1
agreements and legal relations arising from the  actions  of the parties to those agreements must 302
 
 ACTIVITIES...............3
economically. The Act must operate upon the results of a taxpayer's  activities  as it finds them.356
enterprise, to contribute thereto by combining property, knowledge or  activities  and to share 1016
Québec to federal government  activities , (adopted by the Law and Policy Committee on 1404
 
 ACTIVITY.................1
the parties, in a spirit of cooperation, agree to carry on an  activity , including the operation of an 1016
 
 ACTS.....................13
Income Tax Act, the Income Tax Application Rules and certain  Acts  related to the Income 42
Province of Quebec and to amend certain  Acts  in order to ensure that each language 44
to amend certain  Acts  in order to ensure that each language version takes into account 134
Government Civil Liability Act and Administrative Litigation as well as various other  acts  216
 Acts  in order to ensure that each language version takes into account the common law 220
ambulatory character to provincial private law terms used in federal  acts . For example, while the 242
 acts  subject to the civil law in virtually all of its provisions, so that consequences suitably 272
It is not suggested that it is the function of income tax  Acts  or of those who administer them to 354
bijuralism problems found in many federal  acts : 780
who  acts  on behalf of another. Yet, in each of the legal systems, the terms have a different 1180
Quebec and to amend certain  Acts  in order to ensure that each language version takes 1298
and certain  Acts  related to the Income Tax Act , d sess., th Parl., , (st reading 1382
Income Tax Act, the Income Tax Application Rules and certain  Acts  related to Income Tax 1398
 
 ACTUAL...................2
mortgage, lien, pledge, charge, deemed or  actual  trust, assignment or encumbrance of any kind 726
the trustee is in  actual  fact a figurehead, we are reminded that the fiscal text does not perceive 936
 
 ACTUALIZED...............1
On the same basis as most other federal enactments, tax legislation needs to be  actualized  as to 536
 
 ACTUALLY.................1
without however  actually  providing a definition of partnership. 1504

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