Decision 19676A
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Refer to: A-1023.91
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Decision A-1023.91
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Where the particular event in ss. 38(2) is found to occur, it takes precedence over the general imposition of joint liability in s. 35 and 37, in accordance with the traditional rule of statutory interpretation by which a particular enactment is operative over a general one in the same statute.
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Decision A-0777.88
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Since para. 57(2)(e) deals specifically with pensions and para. 57(3)(h) deals generally with monies, the normal interpretive rule is that a specific provision must prevail over a general one applies.
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Decision 15442
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Refer to: A-0777.88
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Decision 10687
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S. 26 quite simply creates a fiction to get around para. 14(b). Provision clear and liberal construction not appropriate here. Moreover, as an exceptional measure, s. 26 is subject to narrow construction; rule sufficiently recognized in case law.
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