I am witnessing probate. I am absolutely sick over the lack of transparency and the resulting confusion and misinformation. I am mostly concerned over the discretion that lawyers can use to deny beneficiaries information and there isn't anything real you can do about it. If they want to put a knife in your back, they can. It is called abuse of discretion; constructive fraud. As I age I see more and more things that I get angry over. And WESA is one of them. There is no legal reasons to abuse WESA but given discretion (power) to anyone eventually the abuse will happen. Human nature dictates it so. In history and now.
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Judicial Review Cho v. Mavis McMullen Housing Society, a travesty of justice.
The judicial review for Cho v Mavis McMullen Housing Society will be heard on Monday November 18 2024 at 9:30 am. Attend this interesting educational court hearing. Cho is being evicted by a charity because a visitor took a few empty soda cans that were on a patio common area property. Tenants are responsible for the behavior of their visitors. Market value .30 cents. Mavis McMullen decided to evict a 89 year old woman from her home. Good move. I demand that Dr. Brenda Hogan, psychologist, resign. Brenda is the President of the Board of Directors. Evictions should be approved by her and not by a janitor. Their web page is superior. If they can create a great web site, I am sure Brenda has the expertise of knowing how to handle a criminal who takes empty cans and a 89 year old tenant. Punishment does not fit the crime. Anyone associated with Mavis McMullen Housing should be ashamed. The hearing is at Supreme Court 800 Smythe Street (Robson Square) ask the information desk for the court room number. Action No. VLC S S 247593. Cho v. Mavis McMullen Housing.
Saturday, November 16, 2024
Wednesday, November 13, 2024
89 year old woman gets evicted because a visitor steals a soda can
I wish I knew how to move among social medias. In this case Vancouver Sun November 12 2024 reported that a 89 year old woman is facing eviction because a visitor of hers stold a pop can. Our society has gone crazy by allowing idiot janitors who are given powerby BC Housing to inflict harm to others because they can and in this case I am sure the unions protect them. Or worse yet a board of directors.
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Visit to City HallEverything is
Continuing from two weeks ago when I attended at Vancouver City Hall and was deterred from going to the third floor because there was now a policy that says you cannot do that. I was told it was only for Wednesday, the day of council meetings. However, I was given false information. Yesterday I wanted to deliver another letter to the third floor and I had to answer to a person at the gateway to the elevators as to what my purpose was. When I was there two weeks ago I left the first letter with security to deliver to the City Clerk's Office.
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Another Regretful Day
I was at Save One Foods and I noticed the person ahead of me going through the checkout. He bill must have been $200. I was watching her and a large bag of sugar under the grocery kart went through and it was not scanned. This isn't the first time I have seen such behavior. A store clerk asked her if she paid for the sugar and she said yes. The clerk did not ask to see the receipt. The clerk was young and accepted the woman's statement.
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