As CRA pursued the matter, the Plaintiff returned with his claim of right and fee schedule, relying upon any and all of: the Bill of Rights, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Criminal Code, the Crown Liability Proceedings Act, the Financial Administration Act, the Interpretation Act, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights — the International Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Rights and Responsibilities of Individuals — and arguing that CRA was attempting to intimidate him “back into servitude under the Income Tax Act”.
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