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The Supreme Court held that New Brunswick’s Lieutenant Governor must be able to understand, communicate in, and perform the office in both official languages.
The Tax Court partly granted the Crown’s discovery motion in an income tax appeal, ordering Mr. Darryl Jack to replace the appellant’s current nominee for further discovery.
Motion in a tax appeal allowed in part: the Court ordered further discovery answers on several questions, but refused others that sought legal argument or were outside the pleaded case.
A sexual assault conviction was upheld. The Court said R. v. J.J.R.D. is about appellate review of reasons, not a trial formula for W. (D.) analysis.
The Tax Court partially granted a motion to strike portions of an amended notice of appeal in an SR&ED dispute, striking later-year allegations but allowing amendment.
The Tax Court held that two Wilson Avenue properties were capital property until September 16, 2011, when financing fixed the shift to inventory.
The Supreme Court held that delay caused by a co-accused’s counsel in a joint trial can be a discrete exceptional circumstance under s. 11(b), so the stay was set aside.
The Supreme Court allowed the Crown’s appeal, set aside a stay under s. 11(b) of the Charter, and held the project prosecution was particularly complex.
The Tax Court struck several reply paragraphs that mainly repeated statutory language, but allowed the appeal paragraphs challenging dividend quantum to stand.
The Tax Court struck Brenda Rees’s appeals of reassessments for 2005 to 2008 without leave to amend, finding no new facts or arguments to overcome the donative intent issue.
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