Parking Ticket Remedy
Are you tired of getting parking tickets for simply parking on the roads that your tax money pays for?
These tickets are simply a means of income for a corporation claiming to be your government.
The problem with the whole concept of parking tickets is that there is no injured party when you park on the
road;
it is a lawful action. And the cherry on top is that if you ignore the ticket eventually there will be people in costumes with
guns come
to your door, harass you, assault you, shackle and kidnap you, and throw you in a cage all for performing a
fundamentally lawful action.
Parking tickers are nothing but another form of taxation.
The purpose, or excuse for plundering the public is to have the roads clear for the snow
plows in the
winter, which I don’t
necessarily disagree with. However does this give a corporation with no
more authority than
McDonalds, the right to charge
you a fee to park on the road that you pay for with your
tax money?
Is the penalty of large amounts of snow against your car (which you would have to shovel to get
into your car after the
plow has gone by)
not sufficient?
Well let me tell you something about parking tickets. If you read the title at the top of it, you will notice it
does not
say “Parking Ticket”, but rather “Parking Infraction Notice.”
So what is it?
It’s simply a notice on your car telling you that your person has violated an statute. Most people just pay the $20 dollars
and move on, but we will now explore why it is not right to pay it until
certain conditions are met on their part.
The Bills of Exchange Act is arguably our greatest remedy in commerce here in CANADA.
Let’s explore the definition of a Bill of Exchange:
Bill of Exchange definition:
16. (1) A bill of exchange is an unconditional order in writing, addressed by one person to another, signed by the
person
giving it, requiring the person to whom it is addressed to pay, on demand or at a fixed or determinable future
time, a sum
certain in money to or to the order of a specified person or to bearer.
The infraction notice on your car is simply a notice; not a bill of exchange. If your neighbour put a notice
requesting 20
dollars on your car, with payment addressed to him, would you pay it?
Since they haven’t given you a proper and lawful bill of exchange, they are what is called a delinquent creditor.
Why would we follow their rules and pay it when they haven’t followed their own rules?
Necessity for presentment
84. (1) Subject to this Act, a bill must be duly presented for payment.
If not presented
(2) If a bill is not duly presented for payment, the drawer and endorsers are discharged.
Although there are no shortages of ways to lawfully close the account on a parking ticket, the section above
can be of great
use.
We can turn the tables on them and respond to their notice with what is called a Conditional Acceptance,
where we accept their bill but ask that they provide us with a proper and lawful bill of exchange pursuant to
section 84.(1),(2) of the Bills of Exchange Act.
The thought is this:
“I want to pay your bill but you must first provide me with a Bill of Exchange according to the law so I can pay it and
discharge your debt for you with my signature.”
Sample Conditional Acceptance
Once they’ve gotten this they will most likely respond with some sort of statutory response, avoiding your
demand for
a bill
of exchange. So what we can now do is respond again with the following notice:
Notice of Dishonour
Letter of Commendation
When it comes to court and any kind of legal situation where conflict exists, the only time you would sanely take
someone
to court would be if you were confident that you were going to come out the victor. The best way to do this is to ensure
that they are in dishonour. Whoever is dishonour will lose - this is how the game is played.
In this case they’ve put a notice on our car, we’ve responded by asking for a proper bill of exchange pursuant
to the Bills of Exchange Act, and they dishonoured our request by not following the law.
Now that we’ve sent them a notice of dishonour, we have proof that they are in default, and in one of my experiences they
just gave up and erased the ticket from their records. They knew there was nothing they could do.
Best of luck finding your remedy!
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