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  • 3,426.

    Carleton (County of) v. Ottawa (City) - [1965] SCR 663 - 1965-05-25

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Municipal law

    That class of case was discussed by Vaughan Williams L.J. in Bonner v. Tottenham and Edmonton Permanent Investment Building Society, [1899] 1 Q.B. 161, where Moule v. Garrett, L.R. 7 Ex. 101, was distinguished.

  • 3,427.

    Eisenberg (formerly Walton) v. Bank of Nova Scotia and Ridout et al. - [1965] SCR 681 - 1965-05-25

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Commercial law

    William Eisenberg (formerly William L. Walton), Trustee of the Estate of Ridout Real Estate Limited, a bankrupt, (Plaintiff) Appellant;   [...]  Since I have come to the decision that the doctrine of estoppel operates in favour of the defendant it follows that I also take the view that the defendant comes within the protection of the principle of The Royal British Bank v. Turquand (1856), 6 E1 & B1. 327, and William Augustus Mahony v. The East Holyford Mining

  • 3,428.

    Kirkpatrick et al. v. Lament - [1965] SCR 538 - 1965-04-09

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Torts

    William Fyfe—heard tires squealing down the street, heard Lament say “Let me go—I will go in by myself”.

  • 3,429.

    Wiswell v. Metropolitan Corporation of Greater Winnipeg - [1965] SCR 512 - 1965-04-09

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Municipal law

    Gordon Blanchard Wiswell, William Arthur Johnston and Geraldine Mary Wilson, suing on behalf of themselves and of all other members of the Crescentwood Home Owners Association (Plaintiffs) Appellants;

  • 3,430.

    Batary v. Attorney General for Saskatchewan - [1965] SCR 465 - 1965-04-06

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Constitutional law
    Criminal law

    George William Batary Appellant; and The Attorney General For Saskatchewan Et Al Respondents.   [...]  Williams J. said at page 660: No case of inconvenience has existed in the Coroner's: Court for centuries, by reason of no such writ having been granted.   [...]  A similar matter was recently considered by the Court of Appeal in England in William Gerald Boal, Roger John

  • 3,431.

    Holy Rosary Parish (Thorold) Credit Union Ltd. v. Premier Trust Co. - [1965] SCR 503 - 1965-04-06

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Bankruptcy and insolvency

    Laidlaw J.A., in giving the judgment for the Court of Appeal in Lundy v. Niagara Falls Railway Employees Credit Union, supra, quoted Williams on Bankruptcy, 17th ed., at p. 75, as follows:

  • 3,432.

    Robbins et al. v. Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers' Marketing Board / Atkins et al. v. Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers' Marketing Board - [1965] SCR 431 - 1965-04-06

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Administrative law

    Ervin Robbins, George Sebok, William Broda and James Puskas (Plaintiffs) Appellants;   [...]  Glen Atkins, William Broda, Richard Glahs, Jonas Kartavicius, James Puskas, Ervin Robbins, George Sebok and Cornelius Vanbelois (Applicants) Appellants;

  • 3,433.

    The Queen v. Devereux - [1965] SCR 567 - 1965-04-06

    Supreme Court Judgments
    State

    The applicable principle of law is accurately stated in the passage from Williams and Yates on Ejectment, 2nd ed., page 1 et seq, quoted and adopted by Thurlow J., and particularly the following sentences:

  • 3,434.

    Benjamins v. Chartered Trust Co. - [1965] SCR 251 - 1965-02-01

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Estates

    This section has been interpreted as applying only “in so far as the will comprises dispositions of real and personal estate” (see Hawkins on Wills, 2nd ed., p. 22, Re Karch[8], per Middleton J. at 511 and 512, In Re Chapman, Perkins v. Chapman[9], per Vaughan Williams L.J. at 435), and it is contended that the second

  • 3,435.

    District of North Vancouver v. McKenzie Barge & Marine Ways Ltd. - [1965] SCR 377 - 1965-02-01

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Municipal law

    B. E. Emerson and B. W. Williams, for the defendant, appellant. R. C. Bray and K. S. Fawcus, for the plaintiff, respondent.   [...]  Solicitors for the defendant, appellant: Andrews, Swinton, Emerson and Williams, Vancouver.

  • 3,436.

    Galloway Lumber Co. Ltd. v. Labour Relations Board of British Columbia - [1965] SCR 222 - 1965-01-26

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Labour law

    Solicitors for the respondent, Labour Relations Board of British Columbia: Paine, Edmonds, Mercer & Williams, Vancouver.

  • 3,437.

    Skuttle Mfg. Co. Of Canada Ltd. v. The Queen - [1965] SCR 217 - 1964-12-03

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Taxation

    P. B. C. Pepper, Q.C., and William R. Herridge, for the appellant. C. R. O. Munroe, Q.C., and R. A. Wedge, for the respondent.

  • 3,438.

    Co-operators Insurance Association v. Kearney - [1965] SCR 106 - 1964-11-19

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Motor vehicles

    A number of them are examined and discussed in an article by Mr. Glanville Williams in (1957) 20 Modern Law Review at pp. 220 and 437.

  • 3,439.

    Sterling Trusts Corpn. v. Postma et al. - [1965] SCR 324 - 1964-11-04

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Motor vehicles

    Sterling Trusts Corporation, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Dorothy Margaret Brown, Deceased, and William John Brown (Plaintiffs) Appellants;   [...]  Sterling Trusts Corporation, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Dorothy Margaret Brown, Deceased, and William John Brown (Plaintiffs) Appellants;   [...]  The plaintiff William John Brown and his wife sustained loss or damage by reason of the Little and Postma motor vehicles on a highway.

  • 3,440.

    Gagnon c. Commission des Valeurs Mobilières du Québec - [1965] RCS 73 - 1964-10-09

    Supreme Court Judgments [ French ]
    Criminal law

    William J. Wall et al., mis en cause Cher monsieur, Il est d'intérêt public que les faits et documents recueillis au cours des enquêtes faites par la Commission des Valeurs Mobilières du Québec ne soient pas divulgués.   [...]  William J. Wall et al., mis en cause Cher monsieur, Il est d'intérêt public que les faits et documents recueillis au cours des enquêtes faites par la Commission des Valeurs Mobilières du Québec ne soient pas divulgués.

  • 3,441.

    SCR | RCS [1964] - 1964-10-07

    Canada Supreme Court Reports

    The report states that A. L. Smith and Vaughan Williams JJ. "concurred in saying there must be a new trial".   [...]  F. S. Weatherston, Q.C., for the respondent, William Hugh Masson Wardrope.   [...]  (See Phipson on Evidence, 10th ed., para. 1298, and Glanville Williams, Criminal Law, 2nd ed., para. 149, Note 3 at page 452.

  • 3,442.

    Kilby et al. v. Meyers et al. - [1965] SCR 24 - 1964-10-06

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Estates

    The difficulty of such an insertion by order of the Court is that the Court must be able to say as a matter of necessary implication that there was an omission and what the omission was: Crook v. Hill[8], per Sir William James, L.J., at p. 315.

  • 3,443.

    Norcan Oils Ltd. v. Fogler - [1965] SCR 36 - 1964-10-06

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Commercial law

    This omission from the Gridoil proxy statement was explained by William L. James in his affidavit sworn on April 17, 1964:

  • 3,444.

    Palsky et al. v. Humphrey et al./ Sillito et al. v. Humphrey et al. - [1964] SCR 580 - 1964-06-15

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Motor vehicles

    Archibald Ashton Humphrey and Frank Byrne, administrator Ad Litem of the Estate of Peter William Harvie, deceased (Defendants) Respondents.   [...]  Archibald Ashton Humphrey and Frank T. Byrne, administrator Ad Litem of the Estate of Peter William Harvie, Deceased (Defendants) Respondents.   [...]  William Oswold, a garageman in Milk River, swore that the late Peter Harvie brought the Humphrey car into his garage around 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon and there had three tires repaired.

  • 3,445.

    Bleta v. The Queen - [1964] SCR 561 - 1964-06-11

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Criminal law

    (See Phipson on Evidence, 10th ed., para. 1298, and Glanville Williams, Criminal Law, 2nd ed., para. 149, Note 3 at page 452.

  • 3,446.

    Montano v. Sanchez - [1964] SCR 317 - 1964-03-23

    Supreme Court Judgments
    International law

    William Hugh Masson Wardrope, Trustee Under the last Will and Testament of John Duff MacDonald, deceased (Applicant) Respondent.   [...]  F.S. Weatherston, Q.C., for the respondent, William Hugh Masson Wardrope.   [...]  Solicitors for the respondent, William Hugh Masson Wardrope: Griffin, Jones, Weatherston, Bowlby, Malcolm & Stringer, Soule & Soule, Hamilton.

  • 3,447.

    Parke, Davis & Co. v. Empire Laboratories Ltd. - [1964] SCR 351 - 1964-03-23

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Intellectual property

    The appellant's Canadian manager, Mr. William Speed, said in his evidence:   [...]  The learned trial judge, with respect, correctly stated the law and the burden that was on the appellant when he said, quoting from J. B. Williams Company v. H. Bronnley & Company4:

  • 3,448.

    Springman v. The Queen - [1964] SCR 267 - 1964-03-23

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Criminal law

    and Vaughan Williams J. said at pp. 112-3: The magistrate was of opinion that primâ facie a carriage on wheels was not a wooden structure or erection within the meaning of the section.

  • 3,449.

    Jerome v. Anderson et al. - [1964] SCR 291 - 1964-03-12

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Torts

    The report states that A. L. Smith and Vaughan Williams JJ. "concurred in saying there must be a new trial".

  • 3,450.

    One Chestnut Park Road v. Toronto (City) - [1964] SCR 287 - 1964-03-12

    Supreme Court Judgments
    Municipal law

    One Chestnut Park Road Limited, Paul F. McGoey, Donald B. Moran, William E. Hall, Anthony Cecutti, Annjane Carter, Marjorie Swanson, John G. Evans, William J. Horsey, Mary N. Sauriol (Defendants) Appellants;