out the true position at aboutthe same time in early January.37 Counsel for the respondents contended that no charge of conspiracywas alleged in the ...

must always be acutely aware that he is substituting his view for that of counsel as to the need to subpoena a certain witness and that he will seldom ...

his aircraft in 1999 and 2000 are deductible from his income for those years. Counsel for the Respondent is of the opinion that these expenses are not ...

. The notice of motion and notice of appeal to do so was sent to counsel for the plaintiff on February 2, 2005, six and one-half months after the ...

with the exception of the words "fairly and without bias" in paragraph 44. Counsel for the respondent did not want to file an Amended Reply and was ...

steps to ascertain the owner and driver of the vehicle which struck her. Counsel for I.C.B.C. agreed, as I understand his submission (see Appellant’s ...

the event that he was adjudged self-employed. [12] In his oral submissions, counsel for the Appellant asserted that a taxpayer is entitled to raise a ...

- M.N.R.), [2000] F.C.J. No. 310 March 10, 2000). [6] As counsel for the Appellant pointed out in his closing submissions the standard is of course ...

by him.[5] As the Court of Appeal correctly recorded:[58] In fact [counsel’s] role as amicus seems to have expanded during thecourse of the trial, at ...

of Stolle v. Daishinpan (Canada) Inc., [1998] B.C.J. No. 1273 (QL). Counsel submitted that in any event, even if the company had concluded against the ...