issue: [9] Petty trespass is apparently not defined in the legislation, and counsel have not been able to put before me any British Columbia case ...

example, the audit allowed $65,558.91 and disallowed $81,047.29. Crown counsel advised that the auditor had given the Appellant a detailed list of the ...

tax the income of the transferor only. [32] Despite very able representations by counsel for the Appellant, in view of my findings, I must dismiss the ...

is said to be contained in an exchange of correspondence by fax between counsel for the parties on 27 and 28 March 2006. The defendants say the ...

. In any event, in the present casethe Court of Appeal was satisfied that counsel made it clear to Mr Hookway that “hehad the final say” about how his ...

about this matter. Theapplicant wishes to put forward the view that trial counsel fell into error in allowingthe situation to develop because he had ...

" which were agreed upon on December 8, 2005, must be paid to Appellant's counsel on or before 5 days from the date of this Order. Signed at Toronto, ...

] 3 C.T.C. 2416 (T.C.C.). [14] I am not able to agree with counsel as to the relevance of the Martin decision. The question in Martin was whether the ...

in the ultimate view of the court, albeit it acted on the advice of counsel. It would be incredible to say in such circumstances that it owed a duty ...

RBC under the CPA Rules, or for that matter the BEA, a fact conceded by counsel for the BNS, it nevertheless decided to assist the RBC to collect the ...