161572 Canada Inc. et al. v. Canada, (1992) 52 F.T.R. 291 (TD)

• Judge: Pinard, J.
• Court: Federal Court (Canada)
• Case Date: February 07, 1992
• Jurisdiction: Canada (Federal)
• Citations: (1992), 52 F.T.R. 291 (TD)

161572 Can. v. Can. (1992), 52 F.T.R. 291 (TD)

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161572 Canada Inc., faisant affaires sous la raison sociale de Bourget, Dany, Nadeau Communications (demanderesse) v. Sa Majesté la Reine en Chef du Canada (défenderesse)

(T-2008-89)

Indexed As: 161572 Canada Inc. et al. v. Canada

Federal Court of Canada

Trial Division

Pinard, J.

February 7, 1992.

Summary:

The plaintiff entered a contract with the Crown to provide all services required to develop the Canada Day '89 program working jointly with the National Capital Commission coordinator. The plaintiff subsequently sued the Crown for $12,000, alleging owing under the contract.

The Federal Court of Canada, Trial Division, allowed the plaintiff's action.

Crown - Topic 1066

Contracts with Crown - Service contracts - Termination - The plaintiff contracted with the Crown to provide all services required to develop the Canada Day '89 program - The Crown unilaterally terminated the contract alleging that the plaintiff's work did not correspond to what was required - The plaintiff sued for the monies owing under the contract - The Federal Court of Canada, Trial Division, allowed the action, holding that plaintiff had performed all the work required by the contract.

Counsel:

Albert Roy, for the plaintiff;

Alain Préfontaine, for the defendant.

Solicitors of Record:

Vincent & Associés, Ottawa, Ontario, for the plaintiff;

John C. Tait, Q.C., Deputy Attorney General of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, for the defendant.

This case was heard in Ottawa, Ontario, on January 30 and 31, 1992, before Pinard, J., of the Federal Court of Canada, Trial Division, who delivered the following decision on February 7, 1992.