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Wayne,
as I previous stated:
QUOTE 10-1-2016 CORRESPONDENCE
I have sought, yet again, to assist with quoting numerous Authorities but obviously it is for you and anyone
else to consult a competent legal advisor who understand and comprehends relevant legalities.
END QUOTE 10-1-2016 CORRESPONDENCE
Having you charged for trespassing obviously would be much easier if you admit in as a witness
having entered my property without having had prior permission requested/obtained from me.
I understand that a witness can refuse to give evidence when it may incriminate himself/herself.
While I understand that the Fire Authorities (considering the provisions of the Country Fire
Authority Act 1958) is entitled to deal with hazardous situations, no such provisions exist in my
view for a counsel employee exercising State delegated powers top enter a property for the sake
of snooping around and taking pictures. Consider also KURU v STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES
[2008] HCA26 (12 June 2008). As you are well aware I am what is so to say a Absentee
landholder and as such you had no business to enter my property for seeking to contact me at
my Berriwillock property where you were aware I reside in Viewbank. I am not aware you ever
requested my permission to enter my property for any kind of inspection for an assessment. And
the front gate has a chain with a lock to prevent anyone to access the driveway on my property.
The issue is however that the images you provided as purported evidence of your trespassing on
my property may then be used against you to prove trespassing, in particular when you enter the
witness box and admit to entering my property without having sought my prior consent!
As I indicated your purported Fire Prevention Notice in violation of the provisions of the
Country Fire Authority Act 1958 demands that all combustible material is to be removed.
Obviously one doesnt need to enter a property to see that the buildings, the trees and the wooden
fence poles are still there. Actually my neighbour Fire Brigade Captain Mr Ian Wight without my
prior knowledge or consent erected the fence with the wooden post, and it may be unlawful for
me to remove his property. He too has a timber residence, and sheds, and trees, etc, and I doubt
you took him on for the same?
This document is not intended and neither must be perceived to refer to all details/issues.
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