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Notice Of Intent To Seize Property: Redvers Cenotaph

Under Clause 61 of our constitional Magna Carta, which was sworn by on March 3rd, 2020, the Canadian Nationalist Party is today giving advanced notice of our intent to seize property, hereby known as the “Redvers Cenotaph”, whose rightful ownership is currently disputed.

We are understood that the last amendment of this property was performed on March 2nd, 2002, that ‘The Redvers Homemaker’s Club’ has since disbanded, and that “the care of the War Memorial was turned over to the Legion”.

Being entrusted to the care of a memorial does not imply lawful ownership of property.

Therefore, unless ‘The Redvers Homemaker’s Club’ can come forward and claim ownership of the property, it must be assumed to be part of the public commons.

We propose the following conditions:

  • Anyone who intends to use the property must give the public advanced notice and must not conflict with nor unnecessarily burden others who wish to use the space.
  • Anyone who uses the property must leave it at least as well off as they found it.
  • Honour and recognize, in good faith, the memory of the soldiers who sacrificed in defense of our national sovereignty from foreign entities as listed on the monument.

Any person(s) of the realm objecting to this notice of intent to seize property is required to come forward without delay and make known their grievances.

Parcel Number = 112535041

*Disclaimer: a previous version of this notice proposed the following condition which has since been amended for the sake of clarity: “Honour and recognize, in good faith, the memory of the soldiers who gave their lives in the Great War of 1914 – 1918 as listed on the monument.”

Travis Patron
Canadian Nationalist Party Inc.
(306)700-2193
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Notice Of Corporate Representation: City Of Saskatoon

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TO:
City Solicitor’s Office
City Of Saskatoon
222 3rd Avenue North,
Saskatoon, SK, S7K 0J5

FROM:
Canadian Nationalist Party Inc.
Travis Patron
PO Box 490,
11 Broadway Street,
Redvers, SK, S0C 2H0

Date Served: March 23rd, 2020

NOTICE OF CORPORATE REPRESENTATION

RE:
Canadian Nationalist Party Inc. v City of Saskatoon
QBG 310 of 2020
Judicial Centre of Saskatoon
File No. 110.0445

ATTENTION: Alan Rankine

City Of Saskatoon,

In response to your letter dated February 25th, 2020, the Canadian Nationalist Party retains the right to be represented by Mr. Patron, citing recent decision in the 2014 case of Howden Bros. Construction Limited v Freshair Enterprises Limited, whereby the defendant was entitled to be represented by a “non-lawyer”.

The criteria for this decision in the case was laid out in [18] as follows:

    In light of these authorities, and the emphasis by The Queen’s Bench Rules on access to justice and the timely and cost effective resolution of disputes, I offer the following revised list of factors which may be relevant on a Rule 2 34(2) application:

  • (i) Whether the proposed representative has been duly authorized by the corporation to act as its representative in the action;
  • (ii) The nature of the connection, such as share ownership, an office or employment, between the proposed representative and the corporation;
  • (iii) The structure of the corporation in terms of shareholders, officers and directors, and whether it is closely held;
  • (iv) Whether the interests of shareholders, officers, directors, employees, creditors and other potential stakeholders are adequately protected by the granting of leave, taking account of the significance of the action and its potential impact on the corporation and those stakeholders;
  • (v) Whether the proposed representative is, in light of the nature of both the claim and the proposed representative, reasonably capable of comprehending the issues in the litigation, participating in the court’s processes, and conducting her or himself in a manner that will promote the timely and effective resolution of the claim;
  • (vi) The potential impact of refusing or granting the order on the financial and other interests of the other parties, whether due to the possibility that the proceedings will not be conducted in a manner that is proportionate in light of the nature of the claim, or otherwise;
  • (vii) Whether the corporation is financially capable of retaining counsel; and,
  • (viii) Any other relevant factor arising from the specific facts.

Canadian Nationalist Party Inc. observes that permitting Mr. Patron to act as counsel for the corporation is in alignment with at least criteria (i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi).

We intend to have Mr. Patron continue acting as our corporate representation in this matter and are requesting from Court Of Queen’s Bench that this intention be honoured.

Signed,

Travis Patron
Canadian Nationalist Party Inc.
(306)700-2193