gov-Injustice: T.J.Burke letter to me

Thursday, June 05, 2008

From: Marquis, Louise (JUS) (louise.marquis@gnb.ca) on behalf of Burke, T.J. (Hon.) (JUS) (T.J.Burke@gnb.ca)
Sent: March 21, 2007 3:15:02 PM
To: injusticecoalition@hotmail.com
Cc: Premier Shawn Graham (PO/CPM) (Premier@gnb.ca)

now if i was not in this expropriation matter ?

would i be involved with Harrison Goodwin, an appraiser.? The Province of New Brunswick is not involved in that action and we are therefore unable to comment on it? Look at canlii.org and you see the Government Know what going on? the Court got ride of the best evidence on the lawyers? Audio files of a motion on January 30/2002?

Dear Mr. Harris:

RE: Richard A. Harris et al v. Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the

Province of New Brunswick as represented by the

Minister of Transportation

Your email of February 20, 2007 to Premier Graham has been referred to me for reply.

You currently have an appeal in the Court of Appeal of New Brunswick from the decision of the Court of Queen’s Bench, dated June 30, 2005 in the above noted matter. The Attorney General is the solicitor of record for the Province of New Brunswick in this appeal, which is referenced in your email to the Premier. All correspondence in relation to this appeal should be forwarded to the attention of David Eidt, solicitor and agent for the Attorney General.

Your email to the Premier also refers to an action which you have commenced against a Mr. Goodwin. I understand from David Eidt that this is Harrison Goodwin, an appraiser. The Province of New Brunswick is not involved in that action and we are therefore unable to comment on it.

Your email complains about the solicitors who represented you in the trial of your claim against the Province and about certain members of the appraisal profession. Mr. Eidt advises me that you are aware that complaints against these persons should be directed to their professional societies or associations. These organizations are responsible for receiving and investigating complaints about the conduct of their members. If appropriate, they have the authority to impose sanctions upon members who are found to be derelict in their duties.

I trust this answers your concerns.

Yours truly,

The Honourable Thomas J. Burke, Q.C.

Attorney General