The Minister made a further reassessment of the taxpayer after the taxpayer had objected and appealed to the Exchequer Court from a previous reassessment. Jackett P. found that on the assumption that the second reassessment was valid, it followed that the first reassessment was displaced and therefore was a nullity. Accordingly, there was no relief that the court could grant on the appeal from the first reassessment because it had ceased to exist. He noted that a different result would have obtained if the second reassessment had been an additional assessment, rather than a reassessment made in order to fix the taxpayer's total tax for the year.
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