WRIT ISSUED
08APR05 BY
SERVICE ALBERTA
CROWN DEBT COLLECTIONS
14MAY04
Rhonda Same
Clerk of the Campbell River Court House
OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE-MR. Field
Director of North Island LEGAL AID and Provincial court appointed counsel for Minitry of Social Services
welfare /client is the clerk- fraud- writ tampering
DeedFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaProperty lawPart of the common law seriesAcquisitionGift
·A deed is a signed and, in some jurisdictions, usually sealed legal instrument in writing used to grant a right.
Deeds have historically been part of the broader category of instruments under seal, requiring only the affixing of a common seal to render them valid.
Today, however, deeds are instruments in solemn form which require the author's signature and, depending upon the jurisdiction, either notarization or a number of attesting witnesses.
In some places (but usually not in the United States), deeds are also referred to as agreements under seal, contracts by deed, or specialties.
A specialty is a contract under seal (bond, legal mortgage, debt secured by writing under seal) and formerly ranked in priority above a simple contract in the administration of a decedent's estate for paying off liabilities, especially since specialties have a 12 year limitation period, twice that of a simple contract.[1]
They are often used by lawyers when a very formal document is required.[2]
·A deed is a signed and, in some jurisdictions, usually sealed legal instrument in writing used to grant a right.
Deeds have historically been part of the broader category of instruments under seal, requiring only the affixing of a common seal to render them valid.
Today, however, deeds are instruments in solemn form which require the author's signature and, depending upon the jurisdiction, either notarization or a number of attesting witnesses.
In some places (but usually not in the United States), deeds are also referred to as agreements under seal, contracts by deed, or specialties.
A specialty is a contract under seal (bond, legal mortgage, debt secured by writing under seal) and formerly ranked in priority above a simple contract in the administration of a decedent's estate for paying off liabilities, especially since specialties have a 12 year limitation period, twice that of a simple contract.[1]
They are often used by lawyers when a very formal document is required.[2]
Shirley Macfee
1969 NOV 13
1988-$45,000.00 DEAL
1992-$27,000 DEAL
1995-$19,896.00 DEAL
2009 -$665,000.00
These days investors' hopes for recovery and retribution are riding on bankruptcy trustee Derri Davisson's pursuit of Johnston and others in lawsuits. In the name of the First American Capital Liquidating Trust, Davisson is demanding the return of money she says Johnston stole or squandered. She's even going after a $25,000 contribution Johnston made to a Pasco County church he once attended. Many of the claims relate to a $500,000 payment sent to Johnston's Bahamian bank account in 1998.