 'I stood up for � my rights : Lawsuit dropped against landownerLaw & Order | 207446 hits | Jan 17 6:56 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  The rural Alberta landowner who became a lightning rod for the debate over property rights learned Thursday that he's no longer being sued by a trespasser he shot, and has also dropped his suit against the other man.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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For all of you pretards who enjoy making fun of Sharia law, the common law statists operating the court system committed a crime against this poor couple by forcing them to defend themselves against the lawsuit.
Alberta takes a big step towards protecting property rights in law!
Agreed, Bart. This law suit was a farce brought forward by a criminal who thought his ethnicity would win the day. Glad to see that he was dead wrong. About time some sanity was brought back into our court system.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/ ... -1.5438476
Ryan Watson, 43, has seen warrants issued on charges of possession of stolen property, possession of a controlled substance and failing to attend court.
Watson is the same individual involved in an incident that took place on a rural property in February 2018.
Police were called to a property near Okotoks after a rural homeowner fired shots after seeing two individuals rummaging through his vehicles.
Watson, one of those two individuals, was shot in the arm and was charged with trespassing, mischief and theft.
In the wake of the shooting, Watson sued the homeowner, Edouard Maurice, for $100,000 for "emotional upset, severe fatigue and insomnia." He also claimed special damages including loss of income.
That lawsuit was dropped last week.
Word is that the local RCMP detachment was involved in encouraging Watson in filing the lawsuit against Maurice after the case against the farmer was dropped in criminal court. If this is true there should be an investigation into it and any police who took the side of a garbage criminal should be fired and then sued themselves. I hope the Maurice family goes after the RCMP over this and come out of it as milliionaires.
Word is that the local RCMP detachment was involved in encouraging Watson in filing the lawsuit against Maurice after the case against the farmer was dropped in criminal court. If this is true there should be an investigation into it and any police who took the side of a garbage criminal should be fired and then sued themselves. I hope the Maurice family goes after the RCMP over this and come out of it as milliionaires.
I'm pretty sure the cops were making a joke, and the guy was too dim to get it.