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Russell v. The King

The Tax Court struck specified paragraphs of the Amended Notice of Appeal, holding they alleged CRA misconduct, Charter breaches, and relief outside its jurisdiction.

  • Motion-to-strike
  • Jurisdiction-of-the-tax-court-of-canada
  • Reasonable-grounds-for-appeal
  • Procedural-fairness
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Section-7-charter
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Ordia Kelly v. His Majesty the King

The Tax Court struck Ordia Kelly’s GLGI reassessment appeals without leave to amend and awarded costs to the Crown, finding no new facts or arguments to overcome the donative intent issue.

  • Reassessment-appeals
  • Donative-intent
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Charitable-donation-scheme
  • Tax-law
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JOHN HASSALL v. HIS MAJESTY THE KING

The Tax Court struck John Hassall’s GLGI reassessment appeals without leave to amend, finding no new facts or arguments to overcome the donative intent problem.

  • Donative-intent
  • Split-gifting-arrangements
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Reassessment-appeals
  • Written-submissions
  • Tax-law
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Rees v. His Majesty the King

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.

  • Donative-intent
  • Split-gifting-arrangements
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Reassessment-appeals
  • Leave-to-amend
  • Tax-law
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McLean v. The King

The Tax Court struck Joe McLean’s reassessment appeals for 2006 to 2009 without leave to amend and awarded costs to the Crown.

  • Reassessment-appeals
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Donative-intent
  • Tax-shelter-donation-program
  • Costs
  • Tax-law
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Tina Cassidy v. His Majesty the King

The Tax Court struck Tina Cassidy’s appeals of 2006 and 2007 reassessments without leave to amend, finding only stale GLGI arguments and awarding costs to the Crown.

  • Reassessment-appeals
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Donative-intent
  • Charitable-donation-scheme
  • Costs
  • Tax-law
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Warren v. The King

The Tax Court struck Robert P. Warren’s appeals of 2009 and 2010 reassessments without leave to amend, finding no new facts or arguments to overcome the donative intent problem.

  • Reassessment
  • Donation-program
  • Donative-intent
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Fair-market-value
  • Due-diligence
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Wood v. His Majesty the King

The Tax Court struck Peter Wood’s tax appeals without leave to amend, finding no new facts or arguments to overcome the GLGI donative-intent issue.

  • Income-tax-reassessment
  • Donative-intent
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Motion-to-strike-appeal
  • Costs
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Denning v. The King

The Tax Court bifurcated Denning’s 2006 appeal into GLGI and Royal Crown Gold proceedings and struck the GLGI portion without leave to amend.

  • Income-tax-act
  • Bifurcation
  • Donative-intent
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Motion-to-strike
  • Access-to-information-disclosure
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Watt v. Health Professions Appeal and Review Board

The Court of Appeal dismissed Dr. Watt’s motion for leave as frivolous, vexatious and an abuse of process, and barred further motions without leave.

  • Leave-to-appeal
  • Frivolous-and-vexatious-proceedings
  • Stay-under-s.106-courts-of-justice-act
  • R.2.1-rules-of-civil-procedure
  • Prohibition-on-further-motions-without-leave
  • Abuse-of-process
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