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    THE GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STORE, INC. IS RACIST COMPANY & MUST CLOSE IF CANADA IS NOT RACIST NATION



    ARTICLE AMENDED (Halifax, NS 2/20/2016)




    CANADA: BRIBERY & CORRUPTION IN THE NOVA SCOTIA SUPREME COURT ET ALS

    _____________________________________________________________________________


    THE GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STORE, INC. RECEIVED HEAVY BRIBE FROM THE GOVERNMENTS OF CANADA & USA TO BLOCK THE ENDOWED PROF.(DR.)PHILLIP C. OFUME & ASSOCIATES' RIGHT TO PURCHASE FRANCHISE & OPEN LARGE STORE OF THE GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STORE, INC. IN
    HALIFAX, NS CANADA.


    Then effective 2014, The Great Canadian Dollar Stores has no Black franchise holder in its franchise system. Several Banks and Investors supported the move of Ofume and Associates to open The Great Canadian Dollar Stores in large city like Halifax, NS.


    When The Great Canadian Dollar Stores showed its unlearned mindset of using the prevailing racist sense of Canada and the USA and monetized influence to block Ofume & Associates to open store in Halifax, Ofume & Associates swiftly moved to incorporate
    THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLLAR STORE in Canada and the USA.


    Then with million of dollars, Canada, USA and The Great Canadian Dollar Store under Tory Government, they invaded the incorporation office in NS Canada to stop the incorporation of THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLLAR STORE in Canada but Ofume & Associates fought
    back by appeals and the decisions of these appeals were in favor of the Ofume & Associates and THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLLAR STORE has been officially incorporated or registered in Canada and opening in Canada.


    Now the scare of The Great Canadian Dollar Stores has emerged because the name: THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLLAR STORE has swallowed the name: The Great Canadian Dollar Stores and THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLLAR STORE has received hundreds of applications applying to
    purchase the name: THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLLAR STORE.


    In the United States of America, the full payment check for incorporation sent to the Massachusetts Incorporation office has been returned several times even with correct address. The Mass Incorporation office has advised the Ofume & Associates to use
    inter-bank transfer to send the money.


    Reference to the foregoing, Ofume & Associates decided to file Notice of Action against The Great Canadian Dollar Stores but the governments of Canada, the USA, and The Great Canadian Dollar Stores have purchased the Prothonotaries and Assistant
    Prothonotarties of the Nova Scotia Supreme Court to stop them from filing the case since about one year.


    Severally, Ofume & Associates have petitioned the following:

    Chief Justice Joseph P. Kennedy
    Chief Justice
    of the Supreme Court
    The Law Courts
    1815 Upper Water Street
    Halifax, NS
    B3J 1S7

    Associate Chief Justice Deborah K. Smith
    Associate Chief Justice
    of the Supreme Court
    The Law Courts
    1815 Upper Water Street
    Halifax, NS
    B3J 1S7

    to request them to reprimand these Prothonotaries and Assistant Prothonotarties for using an unwarranted power to impede court process.


    Why the Ofume & Associates petitioned these justices is because some of the court administration organizational system in Canada is porous and not as in the United States where there is a procedure called "MANDAMUS" to stop bribery corruption and other
    misconduct in the offices of the Prothonotaries, Assistant Prothonotarties and other court administrators.


    Prof.(Dr.) Phillip Chukwuma Ofume has led several experts to request Canadian leaders and lawmakers to add "MANDAMUS" in the federal and provincial Civil & Criminal Procedure Rules but unheeded suspected maybe because Ofume is a Black leading several
    Whites to make this innovation in the Canadian Justice Administration.


    Most shocking trend is that the Prothonotary (Ms. Donna Davis) who approved this case for filing because the brief of The Endowed Prof.(Dr.) Phillip C. Ofume is excellent,and she was immediately fired and Ms. A.E. Anselm was assigned and became obstacle
    to the filing of this action in this court.

    See below:




    _______________________________________________________________________________

    FORM 4.02A
    2015 Hfx. No._________________________

    IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA

    THE ENDOWED PROF.(DR.) PHILLIP OFUME
    Plaintiff

    V.

    THE GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STORE, INC. & KELVIN KANE
    Defendants ______________________________________________________________________
    NOTICE OF ACTION

    TO: THE GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STORE, INC. & KELVIN KANE

    A. Action has been started against you

    The Plaintiff takes action against you.
    The Plaintiff started the action by filing this notice with the court on the date certified by the prothonotary.
    The Plaintiff claims the relief described in the attached statement of claim. The claim is based on the grounds stated in the Statement of Claim.

    B. Deadline for defending the action
    To defend the action, you and your counsel must file a notice of defence with the court no more that the following number of days after the day this notice of action is delivered to you:

    * 15 days if delivery is made in Nova Scotia
    * 30 days if delivery is made elsewhere in Canada
    * 45 days if delivery is made anywhere else.

    ISSUED the day of January 26, A.D. 2016

    C. Judgment Against You if Do Not Defend
    The Court may grant an order for the relief claimed without further notice, unless you file the notice of defence before the deadline.

    D. You May Demand Notice of Steps in the Action
    If you do not have defence, to the claim or you do not choose to defend it you may, if you wish to have further notice, file a demand for notice.
    If you file a demand for notice, the Plaintiff must notify you before obtaining an order for the relief claimed and, unless the court orders otherwise, you will be entitled to notice of each other step in the action.

    E. Action under Civil Procedure Rule 57

    Plaintiff's action falls within Rule 57 and/or as this Honourable Court deems appropriate.

    F. Filing and Delivery of Documents to court
    2015 S.H. No._________________________ ?


    IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA

    ENDOWED PROF.(DR.) PHILLIP OFUME
    Plaintiff

    V.

    THE GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STORE, INC.
    Defendant

    Notice of Action

    TO: THE GREAT CANADIAN DOLLAR STORE, INC.

    A. Action has been started against you
    The plaintiff takes action against you.

    The Plaintiff started the action by filing this notice with the court on the date certified by the prothonotary.

    The Plaintiff claims the relief described in the attached statement of claim. The claim is based on the grounds stated in the statement of claim.


    B. Deadline for defending the action
    To defend the action, you and your counsel must file a notice of defence with the court no more that the following number of days after the day this notice of action is delivered to you:

    * 15 days if delivery is made in Nova Scotia
    * 30 days if delivery is made elsewhere in Canada
    * 45 days if delivery is made anywhere else.

    ISSUED the day of January 26, A.D. 2016

    C. Judgment Against You Do Not Defend

    The Court may grant an order for the relief claimed without further notice, unless you file the notice of defence before the deadline.

    D. You May Demand Notice of Steps in the Action

    If you do not have defence, to the claim or you do not choose to defend it you may, if you wish to have further notice, file a demand for notice.
    If you file a demand for notice, the Plaintiff must notify you before obtaining an order for the relief claimed and, unless the court orders otherwise, you will be entitled to notice of each other step in the action.

    E. Action under Civil Procedure Rule 57
    Plaintiff's action falls within Rule 57 and/or as this Honourable Court deems appropriate.

    F. Filing and Delivery of Documents to court
    Any document you file with the Court must be filed at the Office of the Prothonotary at The Law Courts: 1815 Upper Water St. Halifax, NS Canada B3J 1S7 Phone: (902) 424-4900 Fax:(902) 424-0524

    When you file document you must immediately deliver a copy of it to each other party that is entitled to the notice, unless the document is part of an ex-parte motion, the parties agree delivery is not required, or a judge orders is not required

    G. Contact Information of Parties in the Action
    Plaintiff designates the following address:


    Phillip C. Ofume, Ph.D.
    The Abigail # 1
    56 Jacob Lane, Suite 403
    Bedford (Halifax),
    Nova Scotia Canada B3M 0H5
    Tel. 902-443-4807
    Fax: 902-443-5562
    E-mail: ofume.phillip@gmail.com
    Documents delivered to this address are considered received by the Plaintiff on delivery, further contact information is available from the prothonotary
    Defendant(s) designate the following address:



    Great Canadian Dollar Store (1993) Ltd.
    101 - 2957 Jutland Road
    Victoria, BC V8T 5J9
    Phone: (250) 388-0123
    hone: (250) 388-0123 ext. 229
    Toll Free: 1-877-388-0123 ext. 229
    Fax: (250) 388-9763
    E-mail: franchise@dollarstore.com
    website: www.dollarstore.com



    H. Proposed Place of Trial


    The Plaintiff proposed that, if you defend this action, the trial will be held in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Signed this 26th day of January 2016

    ______________________
    Phillip C. Ofume, Ph.D. - Plaintiff
    The Abigail # 1
    56 Jacob Lane, Suite 403
    Bedford (Halifax),
    Nova Scotia Canada B3M 0H5
    Tel. 902-443-4807
    Fax: 902-443-5562
    E-mail: ofume.phillip@gmail.com

    Prothonotary's Certificate

    I certify that this notice of action, including the attached statement of claim, was filed with the Court on the January 2016


    ________________________________________

    FORM 4.02B



    Statement of Claim


    I. OVERVIEW


    1. Month after month for several months, all the initial and other SEVEN STEPS which must be completed to become franchise member of The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. were completed by the Plaintiff and his agents with the following expensive
    business process directly with the corporate headquarters and Regional Atlantic offices of The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc: STEP 1 Becoming a Member; STEP 2. Becoming a Franchise Member; STEP 3. Franchise Application; STEP 4. Personal
    Meetings & Interviews; STEP 5. Approval & Deposit; STEP 6. Due Diligence; and STEP 7 Location.


    2. The Bank Statement of Account of the Plaintiff and his family which the Defendants know during the interview show that Plaintiff and his family and granting banks have no problem to open the store in Halifax of the Atlantic Region of Canada. How? The
    support and boldness of the bank extend to the Bank to act and sign also as Plaintiff's some of his References and they signed The Canadian Dollar Store's Application Form filled out by the Plaintiff.


    3. One of largest banks in Canada stepped forward to sign and approved the worth of the Plaintiff to manage the store in Halifax and also the bank is ready to open super store in Halifax bigger than Dollarama with new face of Dollar Store because the
    dollar store will be made up of Pharmacy store and Walk-In Clinic first type in North America.


    4. During the time these processes were completed, Mr. Kevin Kane (Director of Franchise Services - Atlantic Region, Great Canadian Dollar Store) said that, their store has one store in Turo which is good competitive distance from the biggest city in
    the Atlantic Region.


    5. After the interview and Plaintiff passed issue like monthly royalties; cost of franchise, $19,880 plus GST or HS; purchase of Inventory; durations of the term of the franchise agreement; selection of the site of the franchise; etc were not a problem
    because Plaintiff passed all these interviews.



    6. The the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Secs 7 -14) bar the Great Canadian Dollar Store from opening Halifax Store with reason when Plaintiff passed all the financial, academic professional, etc test and more qualified than all the
    candidates granted the right to open stores inside and outside the Atlantic Region.



    II PLAINTIFF


    7. The Plaintiff, Endowed Prof. (Dr.) Phillip C. Ofume resides in 56 Jacob Lane Bedford of Halifax Nova Scotia of the Atlantic Region of Canada


    III. DEFENDANT

    8. The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc." Is a corporate body and Canadian company incorporated in Canada with its national corporate headquarters located in the province of British Columbia (BC) at : 101-2957 Jutland Road , Victoria, BC V8T
    5J9 Tel. 1-877-388-0123 Fax. 1- 250-388-9763 E-mail: franchise@dollarstore.com website: www.dollarstore.com


    IV. CAUSE OF ACTION


    A. Mistreatment & Inability to Disclose End Time Intention


    9. Effective January 2014 Plaintiff recruited associates. Jointly, they researched and investigated the plan to purchase a Franchise nature of Dollar Store.


    10. In the Atlantic Region, they found The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. and opened contact with it and negotiated to purchase a franchise: several aspects listed in paragraph 1 above were negotiated.


    11. In January 2014 they started telephone negotiation and the corporate office of The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. indicated strong interest to allow a store to emerge in Halifax because it has one store of the franchise in distance town called Truro,
    NS and that in HRM is another large populated location for another store to emerge which will be owned by the Plaintiff.


    12. In February 2014, the courage given to Plaintiff and Associates made them to release money to engage in investigation and research of the content, worth and progress of The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. across the Province of NS and federal worth of
    the franchise. Plaintiff and Associates found that the franchise is viable and they were interested in purchasing the franchise.


    13. In March 2014 Plaintiff and Associates applied to The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. and they approved the written application of the Plaintiff and Associates and The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. started long range of investigation and research on them.



    14. Several more real and estate properties agent were mobilized to search and investigate locations and they found good locations after the locations stated in paragraph above were rejected politically.


    15. The banks were very anxious to see The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. approve the store locations which the banks know will be very good for The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. and the Plaintiff and Associates.


    16. Plaintiff and Associates did all the processes stated above and below on first part and paragraphs 14 to 19 above which ate off several thousands of dollars and on August 5, 2014 .


    17. Very shocking on August 5, 2014 under a losing cash through about 7 months to read from Mrs. Kane that he will not open our store in Halifax, NS.


    18. Plaintiff's and Associates banks and customers (to serve upper, middle and lower classes, immigrant, migrant, tourist, students, elderly and the general public of Nova Scotia) were disappointed and Plaintiff and Associates are continually
    branded as liars, deceitful, and they called The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc.


    19. In note titled, "TOO LATE TO DISCLOSE THIS INFORMATION" by the Plaintiff and Associates to The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc., they blamed The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. for wasting too much time to inform them that it will not open store in Halifax,
    NS.


    20. In this response, Plaintiff and Associates want to walk away from this case to avoid litigation, articling and publicizing The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. nationally and internationally when they demanded for a peanut of $150,000.00 but again
    shocking that The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. did not reply which shows that The Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. is dealing with the Plaintiff and Associates politically and cruelly.



    B. Time & fund Wasting Over 7 Months Processes


    21. "Franchise Application Form" defined under "The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc." ...has a four-page Application Form which must be completed and signed by several people including the funding banks which "The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc."
    called "next step" is for you to complete the Franchise Application Form and return it for our review and expert interview, research and investigation were conducted and Plaintiff passed.


    22. Completing the Franchise Application Form is a major part and the process which will lead to other investigation and research of the following prongs:



    (a) Personal contact information; (b) Business and personal references; (c ) Statement of net worth; and (d) Your resumé. APPLICATION FORM


    23. "Research and Investigation of paragraph (3) above" After the lengthy investigation and research of this paragraph for several months, Plaintiff passed and "The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc." moved to the final stages as follows:


    24. Stage I "Business Plan and Business Worth references" An expensive professional business plan was prepared and funding bank reference was involve to proof funding credibility and banks were ready with the fund to open"The Great Canadian Dollar
    Store, Inc." AND Plaintiff had full deposit required by the banks located in Halifax of the Atlantic Region of the Province of Nova Scotia and Plaintiff passed this test.


    25. Plaintiff had over the cash deposit required by "The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc." and Plaintiff passed this stage also. See attached submission which are Letters in support of the Application Form.


    26. Stage II The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. related next store geographical proximity to Halifax is in Truro, Nova Scotia and rated as being excellent location and Plaintiff passed this prong also.


    27. The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. unemployed Plaintiff and his family and relied on their business money to survive and now Plaintiff and his family are cash trapped and broke because of the action of the Defendant.


    28. Final Stage: Stage III: Search for viable store location in Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) to open store in the HRM. At this point, "The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc." appointed the Director of Atlantic Region Mr. Kelvin Kane to lead this
    stage and open the store on behalf "The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc." in Halifax.


    29. But things were impeded because Mr. Kane was deeply connected with Plaintiff's and Associates' opposition which are the United States, oil/gas companies of Nigeria, government and some politicians of Nigeria, etc. Mr. Kane traveled oversea to see
    them several times.


    30. "Mobilization of Experts, Real Estate and Properties" to undertake Stages mentioned above. They were seriously engaged in strong search and they found best locations in Bayer's Lake, Clayton Park, Dartmouth Crossing, etc.


    31. Shocking that Mr. Kane visited Plaintiff and associates and disqualified these good store locations without good reason as the opinion of the Franchisors and Franchisees govern this approval but dictatorially Mr. Kane sanctioned the right of
    Plaintiff to oppose his unwarranted denial of these lucrative store spots and locations. Letters of disqualification available for perusal and inspection and will be incorporated as part of Plaintiff's affirmative evidence.




    V. Deprivation of Economic and other Sustenance of the Rights to Means of Livelihood


    32. "Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is a constitutional provision that protects an individual's autonomy and personal legal rights from actions of the government in Canada. There are three types of protection within the
    section, namely the right to life, liberty, and security of the person. Denials of these rights are constitutional only if the denials do not breach what is referred to as fundamental justice."


    33. "This Charter provision provides both substantive and procedural rights It has broad application beyond merely protecting due process in administrative proceedings and in the adjudicative context, and has in certain circumstances touched upon major
    national policy issues such as entitlement to social assistance and public health care. As such, it has proven to be a controversial provision in the Charter".


    34. The Canadian Human Rights Act, passed in 1977, also protects human ... No one can be deprived of these rights except through fair legal procedures ..."



    35. Defendants must be questioned under paragraphs 32 and 34 above why they have ignored these constitutional and human rights legislation to deny Plaintiff the rights to open large store in the biggest city in the Atlantic Region.


    VI Tort Liability Based on Denial of Rights to Open and Do Business in Nova Scotia


    36. The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. is liable in tort because of "negligent mismanagement. Negligent mismanagement". It has arisen out, " when the injury suffered by the tort victim can be attributed to carelessness in the oversight of some
    aspect of the corporation's operations." The administrative path applied to deal with applicant application to purchase franchise was reckless, punitive, heartless, and seen in administrative misconduct punishable under national law and UN
    international laws because they permitted an unsafe condition to exist on the corporation's property.



    VII Extra-ordinary Negligence


    37. First month through over seven months, The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. allowed Plaintiff start each expensive and trust breeding process without using one month to take decision to stop Plaintiff to stop them from wasting their time and money
    in running all the lengthy process to purchase the franchise by not allowing them to pass through all the process in a timely manner.



    VIII Damages

    38. The impunity wrongs committed against Plaintiff have severe forms of economic, social, political, financial and civil detrimental effects on the community, regional and national worth of the Plaintiff and Associates.


    39. Plaintiff and Associates have suffered injuries and damages that were caused by the Defendants.



    40. The invasion of trust in business caused by the Defendants is extensively very offensive thus causing high level of anguish, humiliation and shame to come back to these communities, banks and intending share holding to solicit for similar help in
    the future.



    IX Aggravated, Punitive & Exemplary Damages



    41. Plaintiff states that the action of The Great Canadian Dollar Stores, Inc. for which Mr. Kelvin Kane is vicariously liable, was evil, satanic, arrogant, destructively worst than Armageddon, highhanded, matchless in crime against humanity, and
    constitute maximum personality destruction passively chronic and matchless in violation of the "Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms". The Plaintiff submits that the right path to nail Defendants to Aggravated, Punitive & Exemplary
    Damages.

    X. Seeks Relief Following:


    42. Plaintiff restates the fore-going submissions and seeks the following relief:


    42.a. An Order satisfying these proceedings as a case of Fundamental Human Rights violation and violation of the "Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms".



    42.b. A declaration that Mr. Kelvin Kane and The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc. have committed the tort of" individual sanction" which are slammed against people designated as terrorist and crime against people convicted of crime against humanity
    under Rome Convention of July 28, 1998.



    42.c. Vicariously, a declaration that Mr. Kane is liable for the action of The Great Canadian Dollar Store, Inc.



    42.d. Damages of the Plaintiff's community, grantors', shareholders', etc trust, reliability and worth within the entire academic and professional colleagues.


    42. e. Aggravated, punitive & exemplary damages.



    42.f. Interests as allowed by the operating legislation


    42.g. Cost et als


    42. h. Such further and other relief as allowed by this Honourable Court deems appropriate.



    DATED at Halifax this 27th day of January 2016


    ____________________
    Phillip C. Ofume, Ph.D.
    The Abigail # 1
    56 Jacob Lane, Suite 403
    Bedford (Halifax),
    Nova Scotia Canada B3M 0H5
    Tel. 902-443-4807
    Fax: 902-443-5562
    E-mail: ofume.phillip@gmail.com


    ____________________


    To:

    The Prothonotary The Law Courts:
    1815 Upper Water St.
    Halifax, NS
    B3J 1S7
    Phone: (902) 424-4900
    Fax:(902) 424-0524

    Respondent Contact Information:

    The Great Canadian Dollar Store (1993) Ltd.
    101 - 2957 Jutland Road
    Victoria, BC V8T 5J9
    Phone: (250) 388-0123
    hone: (250) 388-0123 ext. 229
    Toll Free: 1-877-388-0123 ext. 229
    Fax: (250) 388-9763
    E-mail: franchise@dollarstore.com
    website: www.dollarstore.com


    CONTACT INFORMATION AND DESIGNATED ADDRESS

    Prof. (Dr.) Phillip C. Ofume Name:__________________________________________________________________

    56 Jacob Lane Suite 403 Bedford (Halifax) Nova Scotia B3 Address_________________________________________________________________
    Canada B3M 0H5
    ____________________________________Postal Code___________________________

    902-448-4807
    Telephone: Home___________________________ Work_________________________
    Ofume.phillip@gmail.com
    Cell Phone_____________________________ E-Mail_____________________________
    X
    File Name _____________________________ I am the:_____Plaintiff/Applicant/Petitioner
    ______________________________ ______Defendant/Respondent
    ______________________________ _______ 3rd Party/Other________
    _______________________________________________________________________________ Certificate
    I certify that the above address is my address for receiving court documents.

    I confirm and understand that any court documents sent, mailed, or delivered, to the above address are considered by the court to be received by me.

    __________________________________ ________________________________ Date Signature


    3

    Change of Address

    I f my address provided above changes, I undertake to immediately notify a court officer at this court location, in writing, of my new address where I can receive documents in relation to this proceeding.

    If I do not do this, I understand my action, application, appeal, defence, response, or answer could be dismissed, or proceed in my absence, without further notice to me.

    __________________________________ ________________________________ Date Signature

    ............................................................................................................
    PLEASE NOTE: The information on both these pages will be placed in the court file.

    =====================================================================

    CONTACT INFORMATION AND DESIGNATED ADDRESS

    The Great Canadian Dollar Stores Name:__________________________________________________________________

    101 - 2957 Jutland Road Victoria, BC V8T 5J9

    Address_________________________________________________________________

    BC V8T 5J9
    ____________________________________Postal Code___________________________

    Phone: (250) 388-0123

    Telephone: Home___________________________ Work_________________________

    Cell Phone_____________________________ E-Mail___franchise@dollarstore.com__________________________
    File Name _____________________________ I am the:_____Plaintiff/Applicant/Petitioner
    X
    ______________________________ ______Defendant/Respondent

    ______________________________ _______ 3rd Party/Other________
    _______________________________________________________________________________
    4
    Certificate
    I certify that the above address is my address for receiving court documents.

    I confirm and understand that any court documents sent, mailed, or delivered, to the above address are considered by the court to be received by me.
    __________________________________ ________________________________ Date Signature


    Change of Address

    I f my address provided above changes, I undertake to immediately notify a court officer at this court location, in writing, of my new address where I can receive documents in relation to this proceeding.

    If I do not do this, I understand my action, application, appeal, defence, response, or answer could be dismissed, or proceed in my absence, without further notice to me.

    __________________________________ ________________________________ Date Signature

    .........................................................................................................................................................
    PLEASE NOTE: The information on both these pages will be placed in the court file.

    Phillip C. Ofume

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