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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Jul 12, 2013 3:34 PM

Gail Marie

I got a parking ticket last night, I don't remember seeing a thread but my thoughts are sending them a notice of mistake? ...or in this case would a notice rejecting their offer to contract be more effective ?...would that be sent to the town offices or to the court?

I got a parking ticket last night, I don't remember seeing a thread but my thoughts are sending them a notice of mistake? ...or in this case would a notice rejecting their offer to contract be more effective ?...would that be sent to the town offices or to the court?
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Stuart Stone

Pick your favourite strategy Gail:

Isn't it an offer to contract?

A BIG 'No contract, opened in error, return to sender' written diagonally across the envelope in RED.

Conditional Acceptance, with your terms (eg: $50.00 for every letter opened, $100.00 for each response, $150.00 for any cheques written & $400.00 per hour or part thereof...if I receive any further correspondence, then it is deemed tacit agreement between the parties that they accept the terms)

Notice of Mistake...the slam dunk

It probably all depends if you want to just make it go away, or for shits & giggles see what response a low key approach gets, then up the ante until you reach your outcome.

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Gail Marie

Thanks to you both.....would I write anything on the ticket or just send it to them with one of the above strategies?

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Stuart Stone

That's a great question...check with the oracle Scott Duncan if their offer can be stamped 'VOID' and just returned to them

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Pete Daoust

I'm ahead of you, I did that, and they've just sent me a BoE and telling me that a PERSON decided to enter a plea for me :D

Now, I am asking them, in writing, WHO entered a plea for my PERSON and what is his address and inscription number :D

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Pete Daoust

And Gail, as you can see, Scott Duncan liked my posts here, and that gives me a tinggling sensation :D, I am the MINORITY for sure, because the MAJORITY don'T SEE THIS TINGGLING THING THE SAME AS i. :d

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Beverly Berta Braakschmack

I would have a Notice of Mistake on hand anyways, notarized... Everyone that I know that has sent back a ticket "no contract" or "void", they just send back a court date... Send the notice with it...

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Chad Brodgesell

Thanks for that Scott Duncan. I have not done it yet because I am not sure of which angle to take. 1) The books of the Land. Or from 2) The books of the Government or 3) The books of Me. I get stumped on that part. I really think it should be The books of the land with the Government and people being the customers.

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Man O'man ManWit Ness

I admit this is my presumption, but let's say that the vehicle tagged had a sticker on its plate. Will the parking violation remain attached as a matter of record to the licence plate, and when the party attempts to apply for sticker renewal, will the parking violation amount be added to the sticker renewal fee even if one responded with NO CONTRACT, NoM etc?

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Man O'man ManWit Ness

in other words, what does one do then? As the violation fee reamins attached to the sticker/plate during the passage of time....and if that renewal comes up....well, it's not gonna happen unless the full amount+ violation fee is settled, no?

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Chad Brodgesell

I only think of what Scott Duncan SCREAMS ..ALL...the time. (Is the Man trying to tell us something?) He has that phrase permanently copied on the clipboard ready for immediate deployment with a 2lb. trigger pull. So thinking about that the conclusion I came to is that I hear *law, writs, orders, summons yaddayadda* when I should be thinking, Law equates to what in Accounting? Writs equate to what in Accounting and so on. Thought it would be a good idea to start thinking in Accounting terms when I hear Legal words.

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Phillip Prater

in an effort to settle this in the private, before court, could you do the free man Menard and send them a letter like the one on page 25 here.. http://thewaterengine.com/law/Letters_to_Authorities.pdf and change the questions to suit your situation? As questions negate understanding and also shows an attempt to take care of this honorably? Please let me have no tingling sensation.

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Chad Brodgesell

Robert Menard taught me to OPEN my eyes and realize that we do not live in the world we think we live in. Right OR wrong I am grateful to him for that.

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Mika Rasila

I refuse for cause unless they can clarify the conditions they are offering , I also tell them that since they epect me to work for this I charge them 50 bucks an hour for my time in processing . So " refused for cause and clariication " across the face and on the back I bill them for time .

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Scott Duncan

It was Tara's response to someone who had mistakenly tried to form hostile intent against her. She did a Mock-Up of National Geographic, and wrote a FEATURE ARTICLE on the "Preening North American Cam Slut" (Duplicitus Sluttus). That's because National Geographic has a sense of humour. The Canadian Wildlife Fund threatened to sue us for the "Hinterland Who's Who" spot we were making...

Parties quickly resolved all disputes, lest Tara put REAL effort into the blow-back. :D Good Times. :D

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Adam Thomas

Noooo...this is so funny..has anyone seen or heard from crazy man Dean Kory?? Just wondering what he's abouts are?? Strange how he's been slammed up gor talkin n walkin it.... same thing happened here to me. Strange goings on there...very strange indeed....

David Johansen

parking ticket. they are attempting to enjoin your auto in a contract, they placed a copy of it on it. I told them they can not charge me a fee to use land that I OWN, and they voided the ticket. (more to it than that but that is basically it in a nutchel.

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Stuart Stone

Gail Blackman, just saw this one re Parking Fines in the UK... Probably applies equally where you are :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psuVLph2Y8Q

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David Johansen

"Accepting a fee or being paid back in return for acting as a surety is against the law." from derek's post containing http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/about/pubs/sureties.asp

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