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People with half a clue should prepare to laugh their arse off as they read just how dumb the lawyer acting on behalf of the latest Liebrano Attorney General of NB truly is
People with half a clue should prepare to laugh their arse off as they read just how dumb the lawyer acting on behalf of the latest Liebrano Attorney General of NB truly is
People with half a clue should prepare to laugh their arse off as they read just how dumb the lawyer acting on behalf of the latest Liebrano Attorney General of NB truly is
Brunswick
CANA
Legal Services / Services juridiques
P.O. Box/C.P. 6000
Fredericton, NB E3B 5H1
Tel/Tel. (506) 453-2222
Fax/Téléc. (506) 453-3275
Our file: 3380-LIT
September 23, 2015
VIA REGULAR MAIL
David Amos
P.O. Box 234
Apohaqui, NB E5P 3G2
Dear Mr. Amos,
RE: David Raymond Amos v Her Majesty the Queen
I have been asked to respond to your email of September 21, 2015 addressed to
the Attorney General for New Brunswick, Serge Rousselle, with an attached
Statement of Claim in the matter of David Raymond Amos v Her Majesty the
Queen, Federal Court file number T-1557-15. | am unable to acknowledge
service of your Statement of Claim as it is neither signed by you at page 53 nor is
it stamped filed by the court. The second attachment which appears to have
been accepted as filed with the Federal Court contains the first page only. In any
event, it appears that it is your intention with this action to sue only Her Majesty
the Queen in Right of Canada as you have designated only Her Majesty the
Queen as a named defendant pursuant to the Crown Liability and Proceedings
Act, a federal statute being (R.S.C.) 1985, c. C-51
If, on the other hand, you also intended to sue her Majesty the Queen in Right of
the Province of New Brunswick, we would draw your attention to the provisions
and requirements of the Proceedings Against the Crown Act, R.S.N.B. 1973,
c.P-18. The Act only permits actions against the Province in the Court of
Queen's Bench of New Brunswick. The Act also requires two months’ notice be
given to the New Brunswick Crown in writing before an action is brought. The
notice must contain the information set out in section 15 and it must be served
upon the Attorney General or upon a lawyer employed in the Office of the
Attorney General. If you wish to proceed against the Province of New Bruns\
Office ofthe Atorney General) Cabinet du Procureur général wow gnb.ca
&with a claim, you may serve your section 15 notice by mail to my attention. The
mailing address for service is:
David Eidt
Legal Services
Office of the Attorney General
P.O. Box 6000
Fredericton, NB E3B 5H1
| trust this information will be of assistance to you
David D. Eidt
Solicitor
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