Canada (Department of National Revenue) v. Villemure
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Canada (Department of National Revenue) v. Villemure Court (s) Database Federal Court Decisions Date 2004-11-22 Neutral citation 2004 FC 1635 File numbers T-930-04 Decision Content Date: 20041122 Docket: T-930-04 Citation: 2004 FC 1635 BETWEEN: THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE Applicant and JEAN-GUY VILLE MURE Respondent ASSESSMENT OF COSTS - REASONS FRANÇOIS PILON Assessment officer [1] On June 7, 2004, the Court made an order under section 231.7 of the Income Tax Act, with costs. Julie Mousseau, the applicant's counsel, filed her bill of costs on September 17, 2004 and asked that the assessment proceed on the basis of written submissions. [2] A schedule for filing submissions was established and conveyed to the parties on September 28, 2004. No submission has been filed to this date. In view of the foregoing, we are prepared to assess the costs in favour of the applicant. [3] It seems reasonable to us to allow the applicant the sum of $1,448.26 as fees for items 1, 13, 14, 25 and 26. We also think that the disbursements incurred for photocopy costs and bailiffs' fees are justified in the affidavit in support and will be allowed as submitted. [4] The applicant's bill of costs is assessed and allowed in the amount of $1,682.69. A certificate shall issue for that amount. Halifax, Nova Scotia November 22, 2004 François Pilon Assessment officer Certified true translation Jacques Deschênes, LL.B. FEDERAL COURT SOLICITORS OF RECORD DOCKET: T-930-04 BETWEEN: THE MINISTER OF NATIO…
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Canada (Department of National Revenue) v. Villemure Court (s) Database Federal Court Decisions Date 2004-11-22 Neutral citation 2004 FC 1635 File numbers T-930-04 Decision Content Date: 20041122 Docket: T-930-04 Citation: 2004 FC 1635 BETWEEN: THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE Applicant and JEAN-GUY VILLE MURE Respondent ASSESSMENT OF COSTS - REASONS FRANÇOIS PILON Assessment officer [1] On June 7, 2004, the Court made an order under section 231.7 of the Income Tax Act, with costs. Julie Mousseau, the applicant's counsel, filed her bill of costs on September 17, 2004 and asked that the assessment proceed on the basis of written submissions. [2] A schedule for filing submissions was established and conveyed to the parties on September 28, 2004. No submission has been filed to this date. In view of the foregoing, we are prepared to assess the costs in favour of the applicant. [3] It seems reasonable to us to allow the applicant the sum of $1,448.26 as fees for items 1, 13, 14, 25 and 26. We also think that the disbursements incurred for photocopy costs and bailiffs' fees are justified in the affidavit in support and will be allowed as submitted. [4] The applicant's bill of costs is assessed and allowed in the amount of $1,682.69. A certificate shall issue for that amount. Halifax, Nova Scotia November 22, 2004 François Pilon Assessment officer Certified true translation Jacques Deschênes, LL.B. FEDERAL COURT SOLICITORS OF RECORD DOCKET: T-930-04 BETWEEN: THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL REVENUE Applicant and JEAN-GUY VILLE MURE Respondent ASSESSMENT OF COSTS WITHOUT PERSONAL APPEARANCE PLACE OF ASSESSMENT: Halifax, Nova Scotia REASONS OF FRANÇOIS PILON, ASSESSMENT OFFICER DATE OF REASONS: November 22, 2004 SOLICITORS OF RECORD: Morris Rosenberg Deputy Attorney General of Canada Ottawa, Ontario for the applicant
Source: decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca