The Tender For Law

Volume 3

Jul 09, 2013 10:42 AM

In this letter from an MP relating to a tax debt....this MP suggests that... "the Receiver General for Canada is not obliged to accept payment in a form other then the one recognized as legal tender in the Currency Act. You can pay your debt in a form recognized by this act at any CRA office, bank etc. "

According to Wikipedia; The Canadian Parliament passed the Uniform Currency Act in April 1871,[4] tying up loose ends as to the currencies of the various provinces and replacing them with a common Canadian dollar.

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Joe Bucks

A MP is a fiction, a Receiver General for Canada is a fiction, both are un-qualified to be telling us what we non-fictions can do or can not do. Did you know a non-fiction can appoint any and all fictions to settle and close the account and they can not say no to that appointment? I am a non-fiction unqualified to operate in their system, they are all fictions qualified to operate in their system.

Pete Daoust

Receiver General for Canada is not obliged to accept payment in a form other then the one recognized as legal tender in the Currency Act.

Well, they will have to deal this part with who created the NAME, because ME, I don't use their LEGAL TENDER no more :/ , so THEIR currency act, they can shovel it up their ass....Unless, I am OBLIGED to ONLY live MY life with these legal tender ? I have NONE of these legal tender available for now :D

Is this makes sense ?