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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.
The court struck parts of Mr. Schmeichel’s tax appeal that lacked a clear inventory-adjustment basis, but allowed him to file an amended notice by June 26, 2026.
The motions judge correctly concluded, after a holistic review, that the statement of claim was incoherent, lacked material facts and any reasonable cause of action, and that no amendment could cure its radical deficiencies; the discretionary decision to strike without leave to amend was not shown to be erroneous and the appeal is dismissed.
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Viewed in its full factual matrix the plaintiff's claims arise from workplace complaints, the employer's investigative process and the resulting termination and are therefore in their essential character disputes governed by the Collective Agreement and the Labour Relations Code; because exclusive arbitral jurisdiction applies, the Court lacks jurisdiction, and the actions are an abuse of process and must be struck with no leave to amend.
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The Federal Court struck a mandamus application seeking disclosure of First Nation records, finding no pleaded public duty and no legal basis that could be cured by amendment.
The Court of Appeal struck down Daniel Hartman’s negligence and misfeasance claims over Canada’s approval and promotion of the COVID-19 vaccine and dismissed the appeal.
La Cour fédérale radie la DACJ déposée par le demandeur, mais lui permet de la modifier dans les 30 jours; elle condamne Murat Damas aux dépens personnellement.
La Cour fédérale radie une DACJ préparée par une personne non avocate, autorise une modification dans les 30 jours et condamne Murat Damas aux dépens.
La Cour fédérale radie une DACJ préparée par une personne non autorisée à pratiquer le droit, mais autorise la modification dans les 30 jours et condamne Murat Damas aux dépens.
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