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 APPLIED.......................17
licence must be  applied  in a Quebec civil law context. That concept, as understood in a 56
provisions of the Excise Tax Act that refer to it be interpreted and  applied ? The purpose of this 58
we would judge if we  applied  the common law. Common law precedents are of no 214
beyond it in search of the rule which should be  applied  to varied situations that 228
decisions in which the test could not be systematically  applied : 664
accomplished when the common law concept of licence must be  applied  in Quebec. Given that 1112
 applied  in Quebec civil law? 1114
the exemption under section of Part VI of Schedule V  applied  to MTHL unless the exclusion 1234
Schedule V of the E.T.A. was  applied  as intended by the tax authorities. The reason why 1310
Revenue Canada's interpretation was not  applied  by Stone J.A. in Metropolitan Hockey was 1310
amendment  applied  to supplies of real property made after September , . 1478
. . . Indeed, whenever a federal statute that is to be  applied  to Quebec resorts to a 1576
be  applied  uniformly to everyone so far as possible, whatever the legal system.2268
the contract. That is why, in looking for the rules to be  applied  to an innominate 2474
for problematic situations that would allow that statute in particular to be  applied  fairly and 2586
provisions of the Act should be  applied  uniformly to everyone so far as possible 2602
province at the time the enactment is being  applied . 2654
 
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 applies . Unfortunately, the enormous historical and structural differences between those two 54
the liability of the ownerdefendant. The legal rule that  applies  to all victims is the rule set out in 190
 applies  to bare licences, which are automatically revoked by the death of the licensor or the 526
the things to which the right  applies . Thus, subject to the terms of their agreement, the grantee 786
E.T.A., which  applies  where there is a self-supply of a multiple unit residential complex.1012
of Part VI of Schedule V  applies , in most cases the licensor and the licensee have a formal 1422
This latest amendment  applies  retroactively to supplies of real property made after 1498
The right of use (and not the property it  applies  to, which may be leased, except where 1660
not a lease within the meaning of the Act. Where the Act  applies  to both licences and 2262
Civil Code of Québec where the contract says nothing about the rule or principle that  applies  2464
giving a term a meaning that  applies  to both the civil law and the common law.2642
First of all, in so far as the E.T.A.  applies  to both Anglophone and Francophone taxpayers in 2686
law context, and permis d'occupation, which clearly  applies  to residential licences but 2692
 
 APPLY.........................21
traditions  apply  concurrently, interactively or even side by side. From this point of view, the 76
provisions  apply  to a taxpayer in Quebec or in one of Canada's other provinces.100
of the Civil Code should  apply  to it. Some authors believe that, where a licence is free, it should 172
 apply  are common law or Quebec civil law principles. Historically, in the common law, the legal 180
assistance in the case at bar, and we must  apply  to them what Mignault J. wrote in 216
this concept of an interest in land does not  apply  to them, subject to one exception that we will 298
is not necessary to  apply  the review approach from Addiscombe Garden Estates Ltd. v. 740
have an easement on his or her own land. This could  apply  if an individual became the owner of 810
Parliament wanted the E.T.A.'s provisions to  apply  in a similar way to all types of licences or 940
way of transfer of ownership), unless the provision is intended to  apply  strictly to licences and 970
time provided the other exclusions to section do not  apply . 1390
previous discussion will generally  apply  in a consistent manner in the province of Quebec and 1398
Department of Revenue had to  apply  this interpretation of paragraph (f) of Part VI of 1508
rules needed to  apply  the provisions of the federal statute involved? What happens when the 1586
therefore  apply  to any property loaned, whether or not the lender is the owner. In 1856
not yet been delivered to a competing lessee, the lessee can  apply  for specific performance and 2162
definite right, it will be necessary to  apply  the rules concerning contracts that are not translatory 2174
hands, the lessee, despite the fact that his or her title is older, will be able to  apply  only for the 2178
a provision specifically describing how certain concepts  apply  in Quebec strikes us as the most 2662
real rights in the common law. Thus, in order to  apply  the Act in Quebec, it would be preferable 2742
definition of permislicence. These comments also  apply  to the drafting of a definition of 2744
 
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.. Problems  applying  the E.T.A.'s provisions in Quebec civil law 28
some problems in interpreting and  applying  federal statutes. According to a rule of statutory 48
rise to many problems in  applying  federal statutes, which must seek to harmonize with the 84
Quebec, the purpose of which is to prevent and remedy problems in  applying  federal 92
It is in this context that we are proposing to analyse the problems that arise in  applying  the 94
specifically in the E.T.A. We will then analyse the problems that exist in  applying  that concept in 104
intangible property. The nature of a supply is important in  applying  the provisions concerning 994
.. Problems  applying  the E.T.A.'s provisions in Quebec civil law 1116
The following facts give rise to a problem in  applying , in Quebec civil law, a provision of the 1122
lease, licence or similar arrangement gave rise to a problem in  applying  the provision, as we 1210
For purposes of  applying  the one month requirement in paragraph (f), the period or 1298
The tax authorities are not unaware of the problems that exist in  applying  certain provisions of 1350
Unfortunately, those tests are valid only for  applying  paragraph (f) in the common law 1460
 applying  the E.T.A. in Quebec, briefly explained the problems involved in applying paragraph 1470
applying the E.T.A. in Quebec, briefly explained the problems involved in  applying  paragraph 1470
licence must be filled by  applying  civil law principles in Quebec and common law principles in 1584
analogy was introduced in  applying  paragraph (f) of Part VI of Schedule V of the E.T.A. to 1952
purposes of  applying  paragraph (c) of Part VI of Schedule V of the E.T.A. and section 2482
to the long-term lease of an immovable, the Department, in  applying  the Act, refers to 2494
private law concepts in the E.T.A. without defining them. For the purposes of  applying  the Act's 2612
The problems that exist in  applying  the concept of licence in the E.T.A. arise out of a situation of 2628
 applying  the E.T.A. in Quebec, it would be worth drawing inspiration from the definition of 2762
arises in  applying  paragraph (f) of Part VI of Schedule V of the E.T.A. in Quebec by 2814
two legal systems can have major repercussions when  applying  provisions that, prima facie, 2828
 
 APPREHEND.....................1
The principles applicable in resolving a question of this sort are, I  apprehend , these. It 694
 
 APPROACH......................6
However, a new  approach  could be discerned in Errington v. Errington and Woods, a 544
The review  approach  was followed by the Ontario Court of Appeal shortly thereafter in 716
is not necessary to apply the review  approach  from Addiscombe Garden Estates Ltd. v. 740
was similar to the review  approach  proposed in Addiscombe Garden Estates Ltd. v. 844
lease established by the Civil Code of Québec. This  approach  seems relevant in the 1960
Revenue Canada to plan and adopt a uniform and equitable  approach  at the national 2592
 
 APPROACHES....................3
and its  approaches  and the dominant estate being the railway trackage owned by it; that the 832
stipulated fees, were permitted to run their trains over the bridge and  approaches . There 840
(bridges and  approaches ). 842
 
 APPROPRIATE...................16
Before starting to look at the concept of licence, we have thought it  appropriate  to refer briefly 112
of the contract or for a period that the court considers  appropriate  in the circumstances. 478
However, if an injunction cannot be obtained at the  appropriate  time, as in Hurst v. Picture 480
finding on  appropriate  facts of a constructive trust may well be regarded as a beneficial 588
The question of what test is most  appropriate  was addressed again in Addiscombe Garden 684
 appropriate  effect, that is to say, it must be treated as a tenancy agreement as distinct 700
parameters. According to author David Sherman, the most  appropriate  technique for 1000
follows: It is more  appropriate  to distinguish the arrangement from a 'sale' than to try to 1002
where  appropriate . The parties to and the terms of the arrangement, the nature of the 1406
than the borrower (art. C.C.Q.) and may, if that use is not  appropriate , claim the property 1906
Before the most  appropriate  harmonization method for the E.T.A. can be identified, the problem 2610
 appropriate  one in the circumstances. The last section of our study therefore deals with the 2662
We prefer this term to others, such as permis, which is more  appropriate  in an administrative 2690
used in the chapter title, we feel that both terms are  appropriate . 2708
would be  appropriate  to use civil law terms, such as real right (droit réel), nominate contract 2722
From this point of view, we consider it  appropriate  to include definitions in the E.T.A. to 2834

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