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[Case Name] Nova Scotia (Attorney-General) v. Canada (Attorney-General) (The "Lord Nelson Hotel" case) [Year] 1950 [Court] S.C.C. [Type of Hearing] 
Reference by federal and provincial attorneys general concerning the province of Nova Scotia's authority to make a certain law which would permit the imposition of an indirect tax if the power to do so were delegated by the federal Parliament to the provincial Legislature (held that the federal Parliament and provincial Legislatures have non-overlapping powers that cannot be delegated from one law-making body to the other: the N.S. Legislature lacked the legislative power to make the Bill a law).
Canada: Income Tax Act & GST: Unconstitutional?: Court Cases
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