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Notice of Hearing
July 2, 2020
A penalty hearing will be held in regard to the discipline matter of Tony Merchant, Q.C. on Thursday, July 9, 2020 at 10:00 am at the Ramada Plaza.
A class action in needed; Tony Merchant is liable for cheating, stealing, lying to dozens of Survivor’s of Kamloops Indian Residential School; he met with several people numerous times and collected I.R.S.S.A. payments stopped at Tony Merchant bank. The liar created nefarious letters and sent them to Survivor’s saying he “reviewed” their application for “more” compensation and must decline, when in fact, no I.A.P. of the IRSSA benefits reached his “clients”! Frank Canada-Iacobucci’s letter in 2006-2007 declared to Tony Merchant got a direct deposit of $40 million, with little to no accountable way to know if “Survivor’s” would get their share of important IRSSA CEP and IAP benefits; Canada’s nine jurisdictions of courts approved the I.R.S.S.A., 15 December 2006, and the Agreement-in-Principle was signed by Canada, the Synod, and Assembly of First Nations on 20 November 2005. Tripartite original signatories must follow-up.
See complaint letter in snail mail from Nathan Bell-Kinbasket v. T. Merchant, et. al..
Tony Merchant did three person-to-person interviews for the I.A.P. and never received a red cent or even silver…Pay up MLG 20,000,000.00 to N.B.-Kinbasket.
A class action in needed; Tony Merchant is liable for cheating, stealing, lying to dozens of Survivor’s of Kamloops Indian Residential School; he met with several people numerous times and collected I.R.S.S.A. payments stopped at Tony Merchant bank. The liar created nefarious letters and sent them to Survivor’s saying he “reviewed” their application for “more” compensation and must decline, when in fact, no I.A.P. of the IRSSA benefits reached his “clients”! Frank Canada-Iacobucci’s letter in 2006-2007 declared to Tony Merchant got a direct deposit of $40 million, with little to no accountable way to know if “Survivor’s” would get their share of important IRSSA CEP and IAP benefits; Canada’s nine jurisdictions of courts approved the I.R.S.S.A., 15 December 2006, and the Agreement-in-Principle was signed by Canada, the Synod, and Assembly of First Nations on 20 November 2005. Tripartite original signatories must follow-up.
Dear Kwitsel Tatel,
We emailed you further information.
Law Society of Saskatchewan Team
19 january 2024
See complaint letter in snail mail from Nathan Bell-Kinbasket v. T. Merchant, et. al..
Tony Merchant did three person-to-person interviews for the I.A.P. and never received a red cent or even silver…Pay up MLG 20,000,000.00 to N.B.-Kinbasket.