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Scheuneman v. Canada (Human Resources Development) - 2004 FC 1084 - 2004-08-06

But, because he raised issues under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and alleged administrative errors in the handling of his file, the Tribunal lacked jurisdiction to deal with the matter.   [...]  The defendant was dealing with Mr. Scheuneman on an individual basis, reviewing his particular file and his entitlement to benefits.   [...]  In this case, any negligent conduct by the defendant would likely have provided grounds for a remedy in administrative law, whether based on an error of law, a perverse finding of fact or a violation of the duty of fairness.

Quinn v. The Queen - 2003 TCC 423 - 2003-09-11

At Texaco, Mr. Quinn was involved in the purchase and lease of real estate in Canada and had dealings with many of Canada's top developers.   [...]  [17] Mr. Quinn, on the other hand, submits that with his 40 years of experience in sophisticated real estate deals, he would not have purchased the property if he had thought it would not earn a profit.   [...]  He admitted that there was some element of risk but thought that it was fairly small.

Pfeiffer v. Superintendent of Bankruptcy - 2002 FCT 806 - 2002-07-19

(a) direct a person to deal with property of the estate described in the direction in such manner as may be indicated in the direction, including the continuation of the administration of the estate;   [...]  c) donner instruction à une banque ou autre dépositaire de ne faire aucun paiement sur les fonds détenus au crédit de cet actif, si ce n'est conformément à l'instruction;   [...]   to their questionable record keeping and account management practices, to which I will allude in my discussion on the balance of convenience, the Applicants could conceivably have avoided, or at least delayed, the imposition of conservatory measures by taking a more cooperative approach to their dealings with the Office.

Bader v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) - 2002 FCT 304 - 2002-03-21

A supporting affidavit submitted by the respondent swears that the removal officer did in fact defer the applicants' removal date by over one month, to March 22, 2002, thereby committing no error of law and in the process afforded the applicants ample procedural fairness.   [...]  Dealing with substantially the same issue as the issue before me in the case at bar, Pelletier J. stated in Wang, at paragraph 10, that:   [...]  has yet to be filed or that all the applicants' woes allegedly stem from prior dealings with a supposed incompetent counsel who was handling the applicants' claim prior to their current counsel.

Sundberg v. Anderson - 2001 FCT 558 - 2001-05-30

Accordingly, DIAND would only deal with the Applicants as the Council of record.   [...]  If I remove the Chief and Council there will be no Band Council to deal with DIAND and this would likely cause disruption of funding from DIAND, as the Applicants are the Band Council of record.   [...]  If a case for a declaration were shown to exist or to be fairly arguable, the Court might perhaps intervene by injunction, in an appropriate case, to hold matters in status quo until the right could be tried but that is by no means the same thing as granting an interim declaration of right.

Nizeyimana c. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) - 2001 FCT 259 - 2001-03-30

Since the latter based his claim on that of his father and did not allege any specific fear of persecution, the RD was not required to deal separately and specifically with his application (see Chehar v. M.C.I. (November 27, 1997), IMM-4540-96, Seevaratnam v. M.C.I. (May 11, 1999), IMM-3728-98, Gengeswaran v. M.C.I. (May   [...]  69.1 (9.1) La décision doit faire état de l'absence de minimum de fondement, lorsque chacun des membres de la section du statut ayant entendu la revendication conclut que l'intéressé n'est pas un réfugié au sens de la Convention et estime qu'il n'a été présenté à l'audience aucun élément de preuve crédible ou digne de foi   [...]  [9] This provision of the Act clearly requires that a conclusion that there is no credible basis should be part of the same decision as that dealing with the refugee status claim.

Heselmann v. The Queen - 1999-09-28

This deal fell through and the property was sold by the mortgage company on a power of sale.   [...]  Christine's deal with her father was that he would repay her loans on the projects and use part of the projects' profits to repay her student fees.   [...]  The fairness of the figure from a market point of view was verified by Mr. Clifford.

Lehigh Cement Limited v. The Queen - 2013 TCC 176 - 2013-05-29

[5] Paragraph 95(6)(b) is found in subdivision i of Division B of Part I of the Act, which deals with income from non-resident corporations.   [...]  Parliament cannot have intended for paragraph 95(6)(b) to apply without discretion or arbitrarily, as this would violate the principles of fairness and certainty.   [...]  The portion of the Technical Note dealing with paragraph 95(6)(b) reads as follows:

Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v. Obodzinsky - 2003 FCT 239 - 2003-02-26

La communication de l'avis peut se faire par courrier recommandé envoyé à la dernière adresse connue de l'intéressé.   [...]  (3) the reports did not deal with the defendant in particular, but covered nearly 4,000 former members of the Polish Second Corps who met the Canadian mission in Italy or England;   [...]  He contended that the defendant had not suffered any detriment, as this evidence did not deal with Mr. Obodzinsky as an individual.

Friends of the Earth v. Canada (Governor in Council) - 2008 FC 1183 - 2008-10-20

For instance, in describing the provisions of the KPIA dealing with regulatory change, the Plan states:   [...]  [29] Section 5 of the KPIA deals with the Minister’s duty to prepare an annual Climate Change Plan.   [...]  [2] The Respondents’ characterization of the language of this Act as “unusual” is certainly a fair one.

Read v. Canada (Attorney General) - 2005 FC 798 - 2005-06-02

In anticipation, Cpl. Read went so far as to state in writing that he would only deal with Sgt. Pasin if cleared by his then-superior officer, Supt.   [...]  Public Service employees must be loyal, knowledgeable, fair and possess integrity.   [...]  I shall first deal with the RCMP and then with Citizenship and Immigration Canada and External Affairs.

Abbass v. The King - 2023 TCC 169 - 2023-12-29

However, at her young age, dealing with adults’ obligations was not necessarily intuitive.   [...]  Mr. Luu: Is it fair to say, therefore, Ms. Chau, that this amount, there is absolutely no proof of these inflows or outflows, whether it's in 2010 or 2013?   [...]  Mr. Luu: Is it fair to say, Ms. Chau, that you made an assumption that in 2010 this happened?

Grenier v. Canada (Attorney General) - 2016 FC 687 - 2016-06-20

For these reasons and those set out in the report, the Commission has decided not to deal with the complaint.   [...]  [14] As is often the case in these matters, the Commission endorsed the investigation report, which provides a great deal more information.   [...]  With regard to a potential lack of procedural fairness, the applicable standard is correctness (Mission Institution v. Khela, 2014 SCC 24, [2014] 1 SCR 502, at paragraph 79).