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Demand For Validation
Registered mail tracking `number
Government Of Canada
Canada Revenue Agency
Sudbury, Ontario P3A 5C1
Account # (SIN)
1111 70th Street SE
Calgary, Alberta T2B 2B2
Date: 2021-06 28
To Whom It May Concern:
RE: Calls/contact from your company for collection, account #R9999999 (copy attached)
Please be advised we are demanding a “validation” that is, competent evidence that establishes some contractual obligation between us and you and/or your company obliging us to pay you (CRA) or your company.
We do not recall, and our files do not indicate that we have any contractual obligations to “CRA” or “Solicitor General of Alberta”. Therefore, you are demanded to validate your claim pursuant to the laws of Alberta and Canada and provide me with the following documentation:
1. Certified copy of the contract giving rise to the alleged debt claimed by your office
2. Letter of commitment, signed by an officer of your company attesting to the lawfulness, legitimacy and accuracy of the claim as well your company’s full compliance with all the laws, provincial and federal, governing your company’s actions in relation to this matter.
3. Copy of the contract between your company and the entity you may be acting on behalf of.
4. Collection agency licence number of your company (“CRA” and “Solicitor General of Alberta”)
5. Collection agency licence number for person(s) contacting me on behalf of your company.
6. Since I presume the “CRA” authority devolves from the Income Tax Act and “Solicitor General of Alberta” receives its authority from some other law which would also, in turn, receive its authority from, at least ultimately, the Constitution. However, as there may be no constitution for Canada, so I am demanding of you, (“CRA” and “Solicitor General of Alberta”) Proof that the Constitution Act, 1982 has been properly proclaimed into law, which would involve proof that section 59 of the Charter has been fulfilled.
To clarify, you are required to point to “specific legislative authority” for everything you do, according to the Supreme Court of Canada which stated in National Corn Growers Association v. Canada (Import Tribunal). [1990] 2 S.C.R.1324, “As Guardians of the rule of law it was incumbent upon the courts to ensure that any person or body relying on power delegated by the legislature abide by the terms and conditions on which that power was granted. Thus, Ministers, Agencies and administrative tribunals would have to be able to justify their actions by pointing to specific legislative authority in the same way that any citizen would have to be prepared to show that his or her acts were lawful”
( Underlining added for emphasis).
As an officer of an agency, you should also be aware that making unsubstantiated demands for payment, including through the Canadian Mail System might constitute fraud under Federal and/or provincial law. You may wish to consult with The Tax Collectors Act of Ontario R.S.O. 1990 c. D.4; the Collection Agencies Act of Ontario R.S.O. c. C-14; the unconscionable Transaction Relief Act of Ontario 1990, c. U 2; the Statue of Frauds Act, R.S.O. 1990c.S 19; The Fraudulent Conveyances Act R.S.O. 1990, c. F 29; the Business Practices Act 1990, Chapter B, 18; Bills of Exchange Act R.S. c. B-51. “Case law Tweedie v. Atkinson (1861) & London Drugs Ltd. v. Kuebne & Naget International (1992) as well as other applicable legislation, before your next communication with me.
Please note that if there is no constitution for Canada, and the various provinces, then you have absolutely no authority to contact me, nor demand anything from me.
Once more, before proceeding any further, I require your company to provide me with the aforementioned documents/answers as soon as possible, considering that time is of the essence.
Failing to provide the above demanded proof(s) of your claim shall constitute you and the company you represent having no claim against me and you must provide me with a letter stating so no longer than 21 days from the date of this letter which shall bind you, and your company as well, otherwise, is your tacit consent that you are acting of your own accord and you assume personal liability for any and all possible damages of any kind and any cost your actions might create for me, the amount of which shall be, and is at my sole discretion.
Such Financial damages compensation and expenses are due on demand and any delay in full payment shall be subject to penalties and interest solely at my discretion, which can change from time to time without ANY notice and shall be limited only by relevant sections of duly enacted Acts of Parliament of Alberta and/or Canada.
Govern yourself accordingly
By:
PER: John Joseph Doe
c/o 1111 70th Street SE
Calgary, Alberta T2B 2B2
Demand For Validation
Registered mail tracking `number
Government Of Canada
Canada Revenue Agency
Sudbury, Ontario P3A 5C1
Account # (SIN)
1111 70th Street SE
Calgary, Alberta T2B 2B2
Date: 2021-06 28
To Whom It May Concern:
RE: Calls/contact from your company for collection, account #R9999999 (copy attached)
Please be advised we are demanding a “validation” that is, competent evidence that establishes some contractual obligation between us and you and/or your company obliging us to pay you (CRA) or your company.
We do not recall, and our files do not indicate that we have any contractual obligations to “CRA” or “Solicitor General of Alberta”. Therefore, you are demanded to validate your claim pursuant to the laws of Alberta and Canada and provide me with the following documentation:
1. Certified copy of the contract giving rise to the alleged debt claimed by your office
2. Letter of commitment, signed by an officer of your company attesting to the lawfulness, legitimacy and accuracy of the claim as well your company’s full compliance with all the laws, provincial and federal, governing your company’s actions in relation to this matter.
3. Copy of the contract between your company and the entity you may be acting on behalf of.
4. Collection agency licence number of your company (“CRA” and “Solicitor General of Alberta”)
5. Collection agency licence number for person(s) contacting me on behalf of your company.
6. Since I presume the “CRA” authority devolves from the Income Tax Act and “Solicitor General of Alberta” receives its authority from some other law which would also, in turn, receive its authority from, at least ultimately, the Constitution. However, as there may be no constitution for Canada, so I am demanding of you, (“CRA” and “Solicitor General of Alberta”) Proof that the Constitution Act, 1982 has been properly proclaimed into law, which would involve proof that section 59 of the Charter has been fulfilled.
To clarify, you are required to point to “specific legislative authority” for everything you do, according to the Supreme Court of Canada which stated in National Corn Growers Association v. Canada (Import Tribunal). [1990] 2 S.C.R.1324, “As Guardians of the rule of law it was incumbent upon the courts to ensure that any person or body relying on power delegated by the legislature abide by the terms and conditions on which that power was granted. Thus, Ministers, Agencies and administrative tribunals would have to be able to justify their actions by pointing to specific legislative authority in the same way that any citizen would have to be prepared to show that his or her acts were lawful”
( Underlining added for emphasis).
As an officer of an agency, you should also be aware that making unsubstantiated demands for payment, including through the Canadian Mail System might constitute fraud under Federal and/or provincial law. You may wish to consult with The Tax Collectors Act of Ontario R.S.O. 1990 c. D.4; the Collection Agencies Act of Ontario R.S.O. c. C-14; the unconscionable Transaction Relief Act of Ontario 1990, c. U 2; the Statue of Frauds Act, R.S.O. 1990c.S 19; The Fraudulent Conveyances Act R.S.O. 1990, c. F 29; the Business Practices Act 1990, Chapter B, 18; Bills of Exchange Act R.S. c. B-51. “Case law Tweedie v. Atkinson (1861) & London Drugs Ltd. v. Kuebne & Naget International (1992) as well as other applicable legislation, before your next communication with me.
Please note that if there is no constitution for Canada, and the various provinces, then you have absolutely no authority to contact me, nor demand anything from me.
Once more, before proceeding any further, I require your company to provide me with the aforementioned documents/answers as soon as possible, considering that time is of the essence.
Failing to provide the above demanded proof(s) of your claim shall constitute you and the company you represent having no claim against me and you must provide me with a letter stating so no longer than 21 days from the date of this letter which shall bind you, and your company as well, otherwise, is your tacit consent that you are acting of your own accord and you assume personal liability for any and all possible damages of any kind and any cost your actions might create for me, the amount of which shall be, and is at my sole discretion.
Such Financial damages compensation and expenses are due on demand and any delay in full payment shall be subject to penalties and interest solely at my discretion, which can change from time to time without ANY notice and shall be limited only by relevant sections of duly enacted Acts of Parliament of Alberta and/or Canada.
Govern yourself accordingly
By:
PER: John Joseph Doe
c/o 1111 70th Street SE
Calgary, Alberta T2B 2B2
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Demand For Validation
Registered mail tracking `number
Government Of Canada
Canada Revenue Agency
Sudbury, Ontario P3A 5C1
Account # (SIN)
1111 70th Street SE
Calgary, Alberta T2B 2B2
Date: 2021-06 28
To Whom It May Concern:
RE: Calls/contact from your company for collection, account #R9999999 (copy attached)
Please be advised we are demanding a “validation” that is, competent evidence that establishes some contractual obligation between us and you and/or your company obliging us to pay you (CRA) or your company.
We do not recall, and our files do not indicate that we have any contractual obligations to “CRA” or “Solicitor General of Alberta”. Therefore, you are demanded to validate your claim pursuant to the laws of Alberta and Canada and provide me with the following documentation:
1. Certified copy of the contract giving rise to the alleged debt claimed by your office
2. Letter of commitment, signed by an officer of your company attesting to the lawfulness, legitimacy and accuracy of the claim as well your company’s full compliance with all the laws, provincial and federal, governing your company’s actions in relation to this matter.
3. Copy of the contract between your company and the entity you may be acting on behalf of.
4. Collection agency licence number of your company (“CRA” and “Solicitor General of Alberta”)
5. Collection agency licence number for person(s) contacting me on behalf of your company.
6. Since I presume the “CRA” authority devolves from the Income Tax Act and “Solicitor General of Alberta” receives its authority from some other law which would also, in turn, receive its authority from, at least ultimately, the Constitution. However, as there may be no constitution for Canada, so I am demanding of you, (“CRA” and “Solicitor General of Alberta”) Proof that the Constitution Act, 1982 has been properly proclaimed into law, which would involve proof that section 59 of the Charter has been fulfilled.
To clarify, you are required to point to “specific legislative authority” for everything you do, according to the Supreme Court of Canada which stated in National Corn Growers Association v. Canada (Import Tribunal). [1990] 2 S.C.R.1324, “As Guardians of the rule of law it was incumbent upon the courts to ensure that any person or body relying on power delegated by the legislature abide by the terms and conditions on which that power was granted. Thus, Ministers, Agencies and administrative tribunals would have to be able to justify their actions by pointing to specific legislative authority in the same way that any citizen would have to be prepared to show that his or her acts were lawful”
( Underlining added for emphasis).
As an officer of an agency, you should also be aware that making unsubstantiated demands for payment, including through the Canadian Mail System might constitute fraud under Federal and/or provincial law. You may wish to consult with The Tax Collectors Act of Ontario R.S.O. 1990 c. D.4; the Collection Agencies Act of Ontario R.S.O. c. C-14; the unconscionable Transaction Relief Act of Ontario 1990, c. U 2; the Statue of Frauds Act, R.S.O. 1990c.S 19; The Fraudulent Conveyances Act R.S.O. 1990, c. F 29; the Business Practices Act 1990, Chapter B, 18; Bills of Exchange Act R.S. c. B-51. “Case law Tweedie v. Atkinson (1861) & London Drugs Ltd. v. Kuebne & Naget International (1992) as well as other applicable legislation, before your next communication with me.
Please note that if there is no constitution for Canada, and the various provinces, then you have absolutely no authority to contact me, nor demand anything from me.
Once more, before proceeding any further, I require your company to provide me with the aforementioned documents/answers as soon as possible, considering that time is of the essence.
Failing to provide the above demanded proof(s) of your claim shall constitute you and the company you represent having no claim against me and you must provide me with a letter stating so no longer than 21 days from the date of this letter which shall bind you, and your company as well, otherwise, is your tacit consent that you are acting of your own accord and you assume personal liability for any and all possible damages of any kind and any cost your actions might create for me, the amount of which shall be, and is at my sole discretion.
Such Financial damages compensation and expenses are due on demand and any delay in full payment shall be subject to penalties and interest solely at my discretion, which can change from time to time without ANY notice and shall be limited only by relevant sections of duly enacted Acts of Parliament of Alberta and/or Canada.
Govern yourself accordingly
By:
PER: John Joseph Doe
c/o 1111 70th Street SE
Calgary, Alberta T2B 2B2
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