PUBLIC ACCESS RESOURCE : SCBC CASE S67804 : LAW SOCIETY of BC v SQYX GOODWIN : LAND TITLES & RIGHT TO LEGAL COUNSEL
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THE LAW SOCIETY OF BC / LSBC HAS COMPLAINED TO THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA IN 2013 THAT SQYX GOODWIN HAS BREACHED THE LEGAL PROFESSION ACT, BC; NAMELY, GIVING LEGAL ADVICE WITHOUT BEING A LAWYER REGISTERED WITH THE LSBC.
SQYX GOODWIN HAS APPEARED AT COURT IN 2013 BEFORE JUSTICE GREYELL TO RESPOND : THAT THERE IS NO JURISDICTION OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION ACT OF BC ON A SERIES OF FACTS :
- SQYX GOODWIN APPEARS WITHOUT LEGAL COUNSEL EVEN THOUGH THE QUEEN FORWARDED THIS REQUEST IN 2005 TO THE FEDERAL CABINET [LETTERS OF REFERENCE]; AND, HRH QUW'UTSUN KWA'MUTSUN REMAINS SOVEREIGN AGAINST ELIZABETH II CANADA (EIIR CANADA) BY VIRTUE OF THE ABSENCE OF A NATION-TO-NATION TREATY THAT TRANSFERS THE CONSECUTIVELY SETTLED SOVEREIGN PEOPLES (CSSP) GOVERNING JURISDICTIONS OF THESE WEST COAST TERRITORIES TO THE CLAIMED EIIR CANADA / BRITISH COLUMBIA
- FURTHER, SQYX GOODWIN HAS SUBMITTED (WITHOUT PREJUDICE) THAT IN THE EVENT THAT AN INDEPENDENT COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION DETERMINES THAT EIIR CANADA DOES HAVE LEGITIMATE GOVERNING JURISDICTION; THEN, GOODWIN SEEKS TO SUBMIT (VIA LEGAL COUNSEL) THAT THE SEPARATION OF POWERS AT THE 1867 BNA ACT 7 THE 1982 CONSTITUTION ACT CREATES THE INDIAN RESERVES AS SOLE AUTHORITY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; AND, THEREFORE, THE BC PROVINCIAL LEGAL PROFESSION ACT DOES NOT POSSESS JURISDICTION TO IMPOSE ITS PROVISIONS ONTO CITIZENS OF THE FEDERALLY REGULATED RESERVE (see SCC CASE LAW AT BASTIEN ESTATE and TSIHLQOT'IN.
