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File No. Part No FA number Volume File no. Part no. Case type Dates Appelleant Respondent 125-3 3009 16011B Robert Nault Canadian Consumer Co. Ltd. 1980 125-3 3009 16012 Timm Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3009 16013A Liverpool London and Globe Insurance Co. Canadian General Electric Company Ltd. 1980 125-3 3010 16013B Liverpool London and Globe Insurance Co. Canadian General Electric Company Ltd. 1980 125-3 3010 16014 Allan Douglas Claridge Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3010 16015 Central Computer Services Ltd., et al. Toronto Dominion Bank 1980 125-3 3010 16016 Henderson, et al. Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3010 16017 David B. Lavellee Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3010 16018 Oliver, et al. Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3010 16019 La Companie Trust Royal Michel Pouliot 1980 125-3 3010 16020A Cardinal Chief, et al. Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3011 16020B Cardinal Chief, et al. Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3011 16021 M. Lefebvre, et al. Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3011 16022 Triwin Establishment United Development (1966) Corp., et al. 1980 125-3 3011 16023 Guiseppe Roccari and Michael John Zaduk Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3011 16024 The Continental Insurance Co., et al. Dalton Cartage Co. Ltd. 1980 125-3 3011 16025A The Residential Tenancies Act 1980 125-3 3012 16025B The Residential Tenancies Act 1980 125-3 3012 16026 Jean Paul Dube Solange Pelletier 1980 125-3 3012 16027 Gordon M. Lightfoot Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3012 16028 Albert Stewart Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3012 16029 Itel Information Products Corporation, et al. Facit-Addo Canada Ltd. 1980 125-3 3012 16030 Triad Financial Services Thaler Met al. Industries, et al. 1980 125-3 3012 16031 David Wayne Durst Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3012 16032 Romeo Martin Her Majesty the Queen 1980 Mr. Irving Kulik, director of the Leclerc 125-3 3012 16033 Sa Majesté La Reine, ex-rel Tibor Korponay Institution 1980 Aluma Building Systems Incorporated and 125-3 3012 16034 Delzotto Enterprises Ltd. Canadian Patent Scaffolding Company Ltd. 1980 125-3 3012 16035 K.R. Ranches (1970) Ltd. Albert Edward Eyben 1980 125-3 3012 16036 Lloyd Thomas Kellett Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3013 16037 Her Majesty the Queen Farm Parts Distributing Ltd., et al. 1980 3013 16038 1980 Poole Construction Ltd. and United States 125-3 The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Fidelity and Guaranty Company 125-3 3013 16039 Lillian Sikora William M. Sikora 1980 125-3 3013 16040 Baxter Travenol Laboratories of Canada, et al. Cutter Ltd. 1980 125-3 3013 16041 Michael Richard Stermer Gregory Monte Lawson 1980 Construction Labour Relations Association of 125-3 3013 16042 The Attorney General of Canada British Columbia, et al. 1980 3013 16043A 1980 The Hydro Electric Commission of the Township 125-3 of Nepean Ontario Hydro 3014 16043B 1980 The Hydro Electric Commission of the Township 125-3 of Nepean Ontario Hydro 125-3 3014 16044 William Zaduk Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3014 16045 Attorney General of Nova Scotia Linden MacIntyre 1980 Energy Resources Conservation Board and 125-3 3014 16046A Robert Fulton, Carl Friesz, and Lance Wheeler Calgary Power Ltd. 1980 Energy Resources Conservation Board and 125-3 3015 16046B Robert Fulton, Carl Friesz, and Lance Wheeler Calgary Power Ltd. 1980 Energy Resources Conservation Board and 125-3 3016 16046C Robert Fulton, Carl Friesz, and Lance Wheeler Calgary Power Ltd. 1980 125-3 3016 16047 M. Réjean Champagne Institution Laval 1980 125-3 3016 16048 Barry Peter Vanderhaeghe Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3016 16049 S.W. Hooper Ltd. La Cité de Sherbrooke 1980 125-3 3016 16050 Garry Alfred Wheeler Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3016 16051 R. Killips Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3016 16052A Her Majesty the Queen Commission hydroélectrique de Québec, et al. 1980 125-3 3017 16052B Her Majesty the Queen Commission hydroélectrique de Québec, et al. 1980 125-3 3018 16053 Victor Amato Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3019 16054A Tibor Korponay The Procureur Général du Canada, et al. 1980 125-3 3020 16054B Tibor Korponay The Procureur Général du Canada, et al. 1980 125-3 3020 16055 Gregory R. Thatcher and Colin Thatcher Joanne Thatcher 1980 3021 16056 1980 Delzotto Enterprises Ltd. & Aluma Building 125-3 Canadian Patent Scaffolding Co. Ltd. Systems Incorporated 125-3 3021 16057 Oxford Pendaflex Ca. Ltd. Korr Marketing Ltd., et al. 1980 125-3 3021 16058 Edward Ralston Nicholson Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3021 16059 Gordon Philip Frith Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3021 16060 Richard Wayne Kerner Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3021 16061 Gerald Stanley Chase Her Majesty the Queen 1980 3021 16062 1980 Sovereign Seat Cover Mfg. Ltd. & Fingerhut 125-3 International Ltd. Her Majesty the Queen 125-3 3021 16063A Ernest Desaulniers Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. 1980 125-3 3022 16063B Ernest Desaulniers Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. 1980 Carlos Antonio Munoz and Immigration Appeal Minister of Employment and Immigration of 125-3 3022 16064 Board Canada and Deputy Attorney General of Canada 1980 125-3 3022 16065 Roch Massicotte et al. Betz Laboratories Ltd/Ltée 1980 3022 16066 1980 Sask. Government Employees' Association and 125-3 Larry Brown James R. Jowsey and Shirley Joan Wilkes 125-3 3022 16067 Ionnis Mavrikakis Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3022 16068 Albert M. Mazur, et al. Delora Jean Mazur, et al. 1980 125-3 3022 16069 Inter-Ex Inc. Le Procureur Général de la Province de Québec 1980 125-3 3022 16070 Sidney Vann Cwinn Law Society of Upper Canada 1980 International Association of Machinists & 125-3 3022 16071A Canadian Airline Employees' Association Aerospace Workers 1980 In the matter of a reference from an Arbitration Board, & Eastern Prov. Airways Ltd. & Canadian 125-3 3023 16071-2 Airline Employees et al. 1980 125-3 3023 16072 Lydia Victoria Galeone The Minister of Employment and Immigration 1980 125-3 3023 16073 Bernard George Sharpe Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3023 16074 Mary Danchak William Kaban and Dmytro Kurmey 1980 125-3 3023 16075 Douglas Victor Logan Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3023 16076 Enterprises Roger Pilon Inc. Atlantic Real Estate 1980 125-3 3023 16077 Sandra Ann Hanoum Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3023 16078 Katherine Florence Emsley Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3023 16079 Churchill Falls Commission hydroélectrique de Québec, et al. 1980 125-3 3023 16080 Manson Hughes Sharon A. Botsford 1980 125-3 3024 16081 De La Ville de St-Romuald D'etchemin Golden Eagle Canada Ltd. 1980 125-3 3024 16082 John Lloyd Feeder Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3024 16083 Transport Board of Manitoba Purolator Courier Ltd. 1980 125-3 3024 16084A William Stuart Mackey Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3025 16084B William Stuart Mackey Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3025 16085 Docteur Marcel Cole Conseil d'Administration de la Corporation 1980 125-3 3025 16086 Bee Chemical Company Plastic Paint & Finish Specialities Ltd., et al. 1980 125-3 3025 16087 Michel Feeny Sa Majesté la Reine 1980 125-3 3025 16088 Her Majesty the Queen Robert Harvey Kellar 1980 3025 16089 1980 La Companie d'Assurance Canadienne 125-3 Albert Granger Mercantile (Groupe Commerce) 125-3 3026 16090 Albert Granger La Compagnie d'Assurance 1980 125-3 3026 16091 Alma Edith Ford Frank P. Keller 1980 125-3 3026 16092 A. Rodino Mitchell Minister of Immigration 1980 125-3 3026 16093 Her Majesty the Queen John Joseph Furey 1980 125-3 3026 16094 Elsie Elizabeth Middleton James Ambrose Middleton 1980 125-3 3026 16095 Randy Jay Roo Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3026 16096 Cité de Montréal-Nord Zeller's Limited 1980 125-3 3026 16097 Andrew Hawrish L.Y.K. Management Ltd. 1980 125-3 3026 16098 T.E. Quinn Truck Lines Ltd. Honourable James Snow 1980 125-3 3026 16099A Laurent Isabelle Ontario Public Service Employees Union 1980 125-3 3027 16099B Laurent Isabelle Ontario Public Service Employees Union 1980 125-3 3027 16100 Stacey Warner Nick Kiniak 1980 125-3 3027 16101 Attorney General of Alberta Constable K.W. Putnam 1980 125-3 3027 16102 Tom Karanikas Olympia Holdings 1980 125-3 3027 16103 Wascana W. Club Gabrielle Decorby 1980 125-3 3028 16104 Pietro Zuliani Sa Majesté la Reine 1980 125-3 3028 16105 G. Belanger Procureur général de la Province de Québec 1980 125-3 3028 16106 Frank Kranjc Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3028 16107 G. Barton Agincourt Football Enterprises Ltd. 1980 125-3 3028 16108 Bernard C. Tanner W. James Norys 1980 125-3 3028 16109 Her Majesty the Queen Mark Blaine Cheetham 1980 125-3 3028 16110 Grazyna Krasny Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3028 16111 Ernest Raymond Allison and Robert Edelenbos Her Majesty the Queen 1980 125-3 3028 16112A Theo Jacobs Agricultural Stabilization Board 1980 125-3 3029 16112B Theo Jacobs Agricultural Stabilization Board 1980 125-3 3029 16113 Simon Descoteaux & Centre Alexandre Mierzwinski 1980 125-3 3029 16114 Her Majesty the Queen Provincial Treasurer of Alberta 1980 125-3 3029 16115 Joaquin Jaramillo Gray Coach Lines Ltd. and Harry Walter Usher 1980 125-3 3029 16116 Edmonton School District No. 7 Michael Uhryn 1980 125-3 3029 16117 Louis Steven Hamilton Sa Majesté la Reine 1980 125-3 3030 16118 Louise Samson, Helene Dubois Ouvriers Unis Des Textiles D'Amerique 1980 125-3 3030 16119 Horst Emil Eckhardt Volzke Marlene Bernice Volzke 1980 125-3 3030 16120 George Alexander The Attorney General of Ontario 1980 125-3 3030 16121 The Athabasca Tribal Council Amoco Canada Petroleum Co.
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