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Filing a notice of objection

Jason Chanway (Calgary)

Filing a notice of objection getting enough time together before to add my list of bills and
Costs / expenses and fees ensued well dealing with my mothers estate And challenging the record that accounting that we’re done most likely in properly without them, having all the documents to file taxes accordingly when they’re missing box full the records and a bit of quick guidance on what my proper expenditures are that can be claimed as expenses and proper pay fee skeems for the most part though just need to file this document today ASAP to be able to get ready for the next step in 10 days


Please read the enclosed application and affidavit carefully so that you can understand what the apl is about.
If you consent to or do not oppose the application, you may:
1. Tick the last box on the notice of objection. Sign and return the notice of objectic
trustee; or
2. Do nothing further; or
3. Attend at the hearing and indicate your position to the court.
If you oppose any part of the application, you must:
1. Complete and file the enclosed notice of objection with the court described above 10 days before the hearing, that is by September 15, 2026 ; and
2. Serve a filed copy of the notice of objection on the applicant. The applicant's address fo appears on the application form; and
3. Come to the hearing and tell the justice what part of the accounting you object to and why
If you oppose any part of the application but you do not file and serve the notice of objection:
1. You will not be allowed to take part in the proceedings unless the justice s
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you; and
2. The hearing will take place anyway even if you are not allowed to take part. you will be bound by the Justice's Order.
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In any event, the justice will make an order and a copy of the order will be sent to you later.


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