Crowchild v. Tsuu T'ina Nation, 2017 FC 861
| Jurisdiction | Federal Jurisdiction (Canada) |
| Court | Federal Court (Canada) |
| Date | 06 October 2017 |
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12 practice notes
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Landry v. Counsil of the Abénakis of Wôlinak, 2018 FC 1211
...not a case giving rise to the exception provided for in Rule 302 of the Federal Courts Rules, SOR/98-106 (Crowchild v Nation Tsuu T’ina, 2017 FC 861; Whitehead v Pelican Lake First Nation, 2009 FC 1270; Servier Canada Inc v Canada (Health), 2007 FC 196; Truehope Nutritional Support Ltd v Ca......
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KEY FIRST NATION v. STEPHANIE C. LAVALLEE, DONALD WORME, RODNEY BRASS, ANGELA DESJARLAIS, SIDNEY KESHANE AND GLEN O'SOUP,
...to extend the time within which the application could be filed. Relying on the criteria in Crowchild v. Tsuut’ina Nation, 2017 FC 861, [2018] 2 C.N.L.R. 85 (Crowchild), Walker J. noted that the applicant must demonstrate: “(i) a continuing intention to pursue the matter; (ii) ......
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Copeau v. Canada (Attorney General), 2021 FC 325
...to Indian Act Certificates of Possession or other Indian Act allocations. [19] Similarly, in Crowchild v Tsuu T’ina Nation, 2017 FC 861, at paragraph 4 [Crowchild], my colleague, Justice William F. Pentney, noted the following: Tsuut’ina does not issue Certificates of Possessi......
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Peters v. Peters First Nation, 2023 FC 399
...a continuing intention to pursue legal remedies in regard to the decision being challenged (Crowchild v Tsuu T’ina Nation, 2017 FC 861 at para 19). However, these factors are not rules that fetter the Court’s discretion, and it is open to a motion judge to determine which fact......
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12 cases
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Landry v. Counsil of the Abénakis of Wôlinak, 2018 FC 1211
...not a case giving rise to the exception provided for in Rule 302 of the Federal Courts Rules, SOR/98-106 (Crowchild v Nation Tsuu T’ina, 2017 FC 861; Whitehead v Pelican Lake First Nation, 2009 FC 1270; Servier Canada Inc v Canada (Health), 2007 FC 196; Truehope Nutritional Support Ltd v Ca......
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KEY FIRST NATION v. STEPHANIE C. LAVALLEE, DONALD WORME, RODNEY BRASS, ANGELA DESJARLAIS, SIDNEY KESHANE AND GLEN O'SOUP,
...to extend the time within which the application could be filed. Relying on the criteria in Crowchild v. Tsuut’ina Nation, 2017 FC 861, [2018] 2 C.N.L.R. 85 (Crowchild), Walker J. noted that the applicant must demonstrate: “(i) a continuing intention to pursue the matter; (ii) ......
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Copeau v. Canada (Attorney General), 2021 FC 325
...to Indian Act Certificates of Possession or other Indian Act allocations. [19] Similarly, in Crowchild v Tsuu T’ina Nation, 2017 FC 861, at paragraph 4 [Crowchild], my colleague, Justice William F. Pentney, noted the following: Tsuut’ina does not issue Certificates of Possessi......
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Peters v. Peters First Nation, 2023 FC 399
...a continuing intention to pursue legal remedies in regard to the decision being challenged (Crowchild v Tsuu T’ina Nation, 2017 FC 861 at para 19). However, these factors are not rules that fetter the Court’s discretion, and it is open to a motion judge to determine which fact......
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