Next Section

Previous Section

 
 APPLICATIONS..........1
As a result, it follows,  applications  of the I.T.A.typically involve both the public law of the 34
 
 APPLIED...............22
number of income tax cases in which this principle has been expressed or  applied , examining 84
as  applied  to the relationship created by the agreement . 146
ITA and the civil law of Quebec, this principle has also been expressed and  applied  in cases 218
that an interpretation other than that ascribed by settled commercial law be  applied , it 318
have  applied  a principle of complementarity by relying on provincial statutes governing 410
In contrast to the many cases in which Canadian courts have affirmed or  applied  a principle of 478
In the present case we are dealing with a taxing statute which must be  applied  in the 536
work, the Supreme Court of Canada  applied  the control test alone to conclude that the 654
have generally  applied  the same tests to distinguish employees and independent contractors as 682
Wiebe Door, the Tax Review Board made no mention of the civil law, but  applied  the control 686
taxpayer maintained, the Code of Civil Procedure should be  applied  as a supplement to the 930
federal legislation when  applied  in a province, unless otherwise provided by law; and1032
principles or concepts in force in the province at the time the enactment is being  applied .1048
stipulated to be that in force in the province at the time the enactment is being  applied . 1058
Since the enactment cannot be  applied  without relying on the private law rules, principles or 1072
provision is being  applied . As a guide to the interpretation of bijural legislation, this 1110
forming part of the law of property and civil rights, courts have generally  applied  the provincial 1154
Beginning with the many cases in which courts have already affirmed or  applied  a principle of 1194
discussion of these statutory rules and judicial decisions in which they have been  applied , see 1858
Ibid. at paras. , and . According to the Court (ibid.at para. ): As thus  applied , 1908
law that completes federal legislation when  applied  in a province, unless otherwise provided by 2282
 applied . 2370
 
 APPLIES...............8
In my opinion fiscal law is an accessory system, which  applies  only to the effects produced by 120
As a common law definition that  applies  throughout Canada, the legal concept of charity 580
Significantly, however, the complementarity principle  applies  only if in interpreting an 1060
law rules or principles to define the legal relationships to which it  applies , or is silent on a matter 1070
suppletive law to which the I.T.A.  applies . 1152
provision  applies  uniformly throughout the country. Where the I.T.A. currently achieves such 1342
I.T.A., subsection () and (). While the first of these rules  applies  to all persons, the 2014
latter  applies  only to corporations. Of the various circumstances listed in subsection (), the 2014
 
 APPLY.................31
In order to  apply  the federal Income Tax Act (hereinafter I.T.A.), one must first characterize 24
the transactions and amounts to which different tax consequences  apply . As a general rule, 26
If income tax is a creation of the Act which imposes it, that Act must  apply  within the 96
To  apply  a plain meaning interpretation of the concept of a sale in the case at bar would 320
permit different limitation periods to  apply  in different provinces, it is open to Parliament to 474
another province. I believe that the same must  apply  to the interpretation of paragraph 542
the courts in the common law provinces  apply , thereby dissociating the meaning of these 682
Since Wiebe Door, Canadian income tax cases in the province of Quebec have tended to  apply  694
residence in order to  apply  the statutory provision. 742
disposition of property to  apply  uniformly throughout Canada by incorporating the common law 872
French law would  apply  to matters of property and civil rights in the Province of Quebec, and 954
the law of property and civil rights emphasis added, and does not  apply  where it is 1062
that its laws should  apply  uniformly throughout Canada, particularly in the area of taxation 1092
principles by which these rights and obligations are established in order to  apply  the provision. 1142
Act should  apply  in each of these cases, unless it is otherwise provided by law.1242
In interpreting new section ., this paper has argued that the exclusion should  apply  only where 1244
been justified solely on the basis that the I.T.A. should  apply  uniformly throughout 1256
to  apply  uniformly throughout Canada should not outweigh the explicit affirmation of Canadian 1292
Where a court refers to the general test in Wiebe Door in order to  apply  the control or 1296
 apply . In practice, however, the expansive Wiebe Door test may be incompatible with the 1298
Parliament intended the concepts of an acquisition and a disposition of property to  apply  1318
concepts of an acquisition and a disposition of property should  apply  uniformly throughout 1326
define the legal relationships to which specific provisions  apply , or is silent on a matter that is 1454
principles to determine the legal relationships to which I.T.A. provisions  apply , and provincial 1468
ITA, which may  apply  irrespective of the form or legal effect of a contract or agreement, 1490
civil rights, would  apply  so as to control the application of subsection () in accordance with 1698
actions in force in a province between subject and subject  apply  to any proceedings by or 1740
 apply  the same tests to distinguish employees and independent contractors under all of these 1846
which  apply  only while the transferee of property is resident in Canada; the definition of 2004
 apply  the federal enactment without recourse to that provincial rule, concept or principle. 2288
Reference to the latter is therefore necessary in order to accurately interpret and  apply  the 2290
 
 APPLYING..............4
 applying  a principle of complementarity between the ITA and the civil law of Quebec have 166
us in  applying  that definition. 578
injuriously affected, or damaged. In  applying  statutory provisions governing the timing of 818
rules, principles or concepts is necessary for the purpose of interpreting and  applying  the 2286
 
 APPOINTED.............1
after a trustee in bankruptcy was  appointed  and took control of the companys assets to the 424
 
 APPROACH..............8
charity which do not completely correspond to the Pemsel  approach . On the contrary, as 588
independent contractor. A similar  approach  was adopted in two subsequent tax cases, each of 688
At least one other case has adopted a similar  approach , concluding that in Quebec the 714
Consistent with this  approach  to the acquisition of property, cases in common law provinces 836
have generally followed this  approach , concluding that taxpayers have disposed of property 864
lawyers nor Anglophone civil law lawyers. Nor did the new  approach  make bijuralism an 990
 approach  to the interpretation of federal legislation relating to provincial private law, and 1056
complementary  approach  to the interpretation of the I.T.A. produces unacceptable differences 1458
 
 APPROACHES............1
and s, these unijural  approaches  to legislative drafting and judicial decision-making became 976
 
 APPROACHING...........1
the Tax Court on the basis that it had misapplied the integration test by  approaching  the test 624
 
 APPROPRIATE...........6
to the private law of Manitoba to determine the  appropriate  result. According to Muldoon J.:344
director for the purpose of this provision or the ITA as a whole, it is therefore  appropriate  to 436
amend the Income Tax Act to effect the result it considers  appropriate . 476
the law of property and civil rights in Canada, affirms complementarity as the  appropriate  1056
provinces, the authors note that it might be more  appropriate  to speak of plurijuralism or 1506
 appropriate  to inquire into the existence of a constructive trust in the context of a proceeding 1674
 
 APPROPRIATES..........1
irrevocably  appropriates  the whole or part of his property to the durable fulfillment of a socially 1824
 
 APPROVED..............1
as charitable under the Pemsel test, the Court unanimously  approved  the relevance of this legal 568
 
 AREA..................1
that its laws should apply uniformly throughout Canada, particularly in the  area  of taxation 1092
 
 AREAS.................1
when legislating in  areas  within its jurisdiction which rules are paramount to the extent of 48
 
 ARGUABLE..............2
therefore, it is  arguable  that it was not necessary to refer to a provinces rules, principles or 1222
an acquisition or disposition of property, it is  arguable  that cases that have dissociated these 1230
 
 ARGUABLY..............1
only consistent with the goals and principles underlying Canadian bijuralism but  arguably  1202
 
 ARGUE.................1
might  argue , undefined private law concepts in federal legislation should be given their common 1094
 
 ARGUED................6
Minister imposed recaptured depreciation on a disposition of the hotel, the taxpayer  argued  that 92
This appeal was  argued  by both parties on the assumption that the contracts here in 262
ITA. In Drescher v. The Queen, for example, where the taxpayer  argued  that interest 340
In interpreting new section ., this paper has  argued  that the exclusion should apply only where 1244
paper has  argued , Canadian bijuralism requires that courts refer to the private law of the 1456
in tax consequences in different provinces, however, this paper has  argued  that uniformity 1460

Next Section

Top of Section