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- Canada Trustco Mortgage Co v Canada, is a significant case of the Supreme Court of Canada on the intersection of the Income Tax Act and the Bills of Exchange Act and the ability to seize funds that have been deposited by a debtor into an account held at a financial institution in Canada. (en)
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- Canada Trustco Mortgage Co v Canada (en)
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- Canada Trustco Mortgage Company v. Her Majesty The Queen (en)
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- Judgment for the Crown in the Federal Court of Appeal, affirming a decision of the Tax Court of Canada. (en)
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- Binnie, Rothstein, and Cromwell JJ. (en)
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- LeBel and Charron JJ. (en)
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- #The entirety of a cheque, including any instructions on the front and back, must be considered when determining whom the bank has a liability with in paying the money.
#After a cheque has been delivered to a bank for deposit, the person providing the cheque no longer has an entitlement to it, and is not part of the contractual relationship between the bank and the bank account holder. (en)
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- Canada Trustco Mortgage Co v Canada, is a significant case of the Supreme Court of Canada on the intersection of the Income Tax Act and the Bills of Exchange Act and the ability to seize funds that have been deposited by a debtor into an account held at a financial institution in Canada. (en)
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- Canada Trustco Mortgage Co v Canada (en)
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