Canada (Minister of National Revenue) v. Dan-My 1997 Inc.
Because the bill of costs was served and the adverse claimant did not file submissions, the assessment officer allowed the claimed legal fees and disbursements, adjusted item 26 to two units, and assessed total costs of $2,817.43, issuing a certificate for that amount.
- Citation
- 2002 FCT 1315
- Parties
- Judgment Creditor: Minister of National Revenue (Canada); Judgment Debtor: Dan-My 1997 Inc.; Adverse Claimant: Gaétan Therrien
- Court
- Federal Court
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Judgment Date
- 19 December 2002
- Procedural Posture
- Income Tax Assessment / Assessment of Costs (without Personal Appearance)
- Outcome
- Costs assessed and allowed in the amount of $2,817.43; certificate to issue.
- Legal Topics
- Costs Assessment, Income Tax Act, Assessment of Costs, Tariff Item 26
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Minister of National Revenue (Canada)
Judgment Creditor
Dan-My 1997 Inc.
Judgment Debtor
Gaétan Therrien
Adverse Claimant
Procedural Posture
Income Tax Assessment / Assessment of Costs (without Personal Appearance)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the judgment creditor's bill of costs should be allowed and assessed
- 2 Whether the assessment should proceed without personal appearance
- 3 Appropriate allowance for tariff item 26
Ratio Decidendi
Because the bill of costs was served and the adverse claimant did not file submissions, the assessment officer allowed the claimed legal fees and disbursements, adjusted item 26 to two units, and assessed total costs of $2,817.43, issuing a certificate for that amount.
Court Disposition
Costs assessed and allowed in the amount of $2,817.43; certificate to issue.
Orders
- Costs assessed and allowed in the amount of $2,817.43
- Certificate of assessment to issue for $2,817.43
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