Gold Seal Ltd. v. Alberta (Attorney-General), (1921), 62 S.C.R. 424
Title
Gold Seal Ltd. v. Alberta (Attorney-General), (1921), 62 S.C.R. 424
Subject
Canada
federalism
Constitutional law
inter-provincial trade
Description
In the Gold Seal case, the plaintiff was unable to export and import liquor products across provincial lines. The solicitor for the appellant argued that interprovincial trade barriers contradicted section 121 of the Constitution Act, 1867. In this case, the Court held that section 121 only applies to the flow of customs posts. All other forms of trade are not protected by section 121 and thus are subject to interprovincial trade barriers.
Creator
Supreme Court of Canada
Source
Supreme Court of Canada: Gold Seal Ltd. v. Alberta (Attorney-General), (1921), 62 S.C.R. 424
Publisher
Lexum
Supreme Court of Canada
Date
1921
Rights
(c) Supreme Court of Canada
(c) Lexum
Format
Hyperlink
Language
English
Type
Hyperlink
Files
Collection
Citation
Supreme Court of Canada, “Gold Seal Ltd. v. Alberta (Attorney-General), (1921), 62 S.C.R. 424,” Exhibits, accessed November 24, 2024, https://exhibits.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/2440.