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Record no. 1399
Case name: Manitoba Fisheries Ltd. v. Canada
Date: 1975-03-24
Jurisdiction: Canada - Federal
Court: Federal Court - Trial Division
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Parties: Name   Appearing as
  Manitoba Fisheries Ltd.   Plaintiff
  Marder, Harry Gordon   Plaintiff
  Marder, Sophia   Plaintiff
  Canada   Defendant
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Smith D.J.
Lawyers: Name   Appearing for
  Arenson, Kenneth M.   Plaintiff
  Lyman, Sherwin M.   Defendant
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Decision: Application by the Defendant for an order striking out the statement of claim on the ground that it disclosed no reasonable cause of action or in the alternative for an order extending the time limit to file a statement of defence. The action alleged that Canada had constructively expropriated the Plaintiffs' goodwill in a fish exporting business and the Plaintiffs were seeking compensation. The application to strike out the statement of claim was dismissed. An order was granted extending the time limit to file a statement of defence. Costs were awarded to the Plaintiffs.
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  [1976] EXLAW 17 F.C. T.D. 1976-12-22
  [1977] EXLAW 31 F.C. A.D. 1977-07-25
  [1978] EXLAW 11 S.C.C. 1978-10-03
  [1979] EXLAW 12 F.C. T.D. 1979-06-02
  [1980] EXLAW 38 F.C. A.D. 1980-01-29
Neutral citation: N/A
ExLaw citation: [1975] EXLAW 14
Parallel citations: (1975) 58 D.L.R. (3d) 119
  [1975] F.C.J. No. 85
  [1976] 1 F.C. 8
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