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B.C. Supreme Court Justice Richard Blair is an “Underhanded, Dishonest and Fraudulent Federally Appointed Canadian Judge” who was never asked to reasonably explain his allegations nor produce his alleged evidence in an effort to support his fraudulent claims.

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B.C. Supreme Court Justice Richard Blair Is an “Underhanded, Dishonest and Fraudulent Federally Appointed Canadian Judge” who was never asked to reasonably explain his allegations nor produce his alleged evidence in an effort to support his fraudulent claims.

B.C. Supreme Court Law of Battery and The Statement of Claim



B.C. Supreme Court Law of Battery and The Statement of Claim

Justice Blair said: [24] Mr. Postnikoff in his submissions alleged that Dr. Morrow committed the

tort of battery

against him during the course of the surgical procedure.  Mr. Postnikoff did not plead either res ipsa loquitor or battery in his statement of claim, omissions which precludes submissions on those grounds... Blair, J. BLAIR J.
What had been prior

B.C. Supreme Court

Law of Battery

and The

Statement of Claim

that permitted the amending of the statement of claim to include the word "battery" was withheld by Justice Blair within this

Rule 18A Summary Trial

. The law of "battery" was before Justice Blair at the

Summary Trial

and appeared within the plaintiff book of authorities. The past law appeared to say although the specific word "battery" never appeared within the Statement of Claim, the element of "battery" required to be properly plead, such as the wrongful injection by Dr. Morrow.
The

B.C. Court of Appeal

would not permit amending the "

Statement of Claim

" to include the word "battery", although in submissions the fact of the wrongful injection and

law of battery

was before that court. Fraud, bias and a total lack of credibility is claimed. Both law and evidence was withheld by Justice Blair in order to favor both Drs.' White and Morrow.
Law of Battery and The Statement of Claim

Book of Authorities - The Law of "Battery" Was Placed Before Justice Blair:

Allen et al. v. New Mount Sianai Hospital et al 11 C.C.L.T. pp299   The

Statement of Claim

in the present case, while it nowhere used the word "battery", sufficiently alleged all the material facts germane to the cause of action in battery, as well as negligence. Accordingly, her action should not be rejected upon issues of pleadings.
11 C.C.L.T. pp310   I do not think that the state of the

statement of claim

in this case forecloses reliance on battery theory by the plaintiff's council. Although the plaintiff nowhere uses the word "battery" in the statement of claim, it is not necessary to do so. All that is required by R. 143 is a concise statement of the material facts on which the plaintiff relies. The legal theories are not normally required elements of a pleading.
11 C.C.L.T. pp306   The administration of an anesthetic is a surgical operation. To do so would constitute a battery, unless the anesthetist is able to establish that his patient has consented to it. It is not up to the patient to prove that he refused; it is up to the doctor to demonstrate that the patient has consented.

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