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research, theory and summary that the County Court of British Columbia still exists and operates in British Columbia…

County Court in British Columbia was/is the constitutional court on the land for a man (private person/natural person/private status) and was the original court until 1990 when it was merged with Supreme Court of British Columbia (merged not ended), and Provincial Court became the initial court in B.C.,
PCBC and SCBC consistently deny recognition of natural person status in the courtroom ,
the man appears to have not corrected his status on the record to private (claim the birth records process) to no longer be missing, declared dead or abandon the estate,
the man APPEARS for the NAME and court assumes he is liable party/trustee/surety – he responded – APPEARANCE cures all defects of process.
therefore man is treated as a limited capacity legal person, and any/all of the following: dead, missing, foreign, criminal. trustee, co-trustee, without license to operate, or has failed to a perform a legal duty which equals OFFENCE and CHARGES,
government or union workers seem to have remedy from County Court via collective active, recent agreements (below), have they got some special recognition of status??
lawyers and police and gov’t workers seem to have immunity WHY?
lawyers and police and gov’t workers seem to not be allowed to disclose our status and how to correct it. WHY?
years ago CRA diary notes stated in one case – agent attended Court of Queens Bench ?? hearing and respondent did not show therefore got the order they were seeking – party named never had notice and where/what is Court of Queens Bench in B.C. (usually Alb/Sask?) maybe a mix up in name but notice never rec’d by party, so where was it sent? Did agent know it was not Prov. Court but used wrong name or??
Judges and prosecutors regularity claim they have no obligation to answer your questions…their status must be superior to ours because we have not corrected ours to invoke their duties to a full capacity man from a public servant?
comments, research, proof, ideas welcome – via private support ticket or public comment on this page

County Court merged with the Supreme Court in 1990.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supreme_Court_of_British_Columbia
Supreme Court Act [RSBC 1996] CHAPTER 443
B.C. County Boundary Act – act uses County of ……
B.C. County Map PDF Download BC County map.pdf
Law Society Benchers represent Counties – note ‘Vancouver County” not “County of….”,

Judicial districts

The BCSC sits in eight judicial districts called “counties“. This is the only usage of “county” in British Columbia, which is a reference only to such court districts and has no similarity to the meaning in other provinces or in the United States or the United Kingdom. Prior to 1990, there existed in British Columbia a County Court, an intermediate court between the Provincial Court and the BCSC. In 1990, the County Court of B.C. merged with the BCSC and its judges became justices of the BCSC. The judicial districts of the Supreme Court have the same boundaries of the counties of the former County Court.

The judicial districts are: Cariboo; Kootenay; Nanaimo; Prince Rupert; Vancouver; Victoria; Westminster; and Yale. The Counties of Vancouver and Westminster are collectively one judicial district under the name of the “Vancouver Westminster Judicial District”.^[5] Within each county, or judicial district, justices are resident in the following locations: ; Cranbrook; Kamloops; Kelowna; Nanaimo; Nelson; New Westminster; Prince George; Prince Rupert; Victoria; and Vancouver. The BCSC also holds sittings in the following court locations for which there is not a resident justice…..

Evidence of County Courts Still Recognized, Empowered and In Use

http://www.lrb.bc.ca/cas/WUC15.pdf

AGREEMENT THE VICTORIA POLICE BOARD AND THE VICTORIA CITY POLICE UNION

January 1, 2007 â€“ March 31, 2010

7(4) Court Time Schedule

(b) For the purposes of this Section:
(vii) “Court” shall mean Provincial Court, County Court, Assize Court, or any other court, inquest, board, tribunal, hearing, or any other body which is convened by authority of a Federal, Provincial, or Municipal statute and to which a member is compelled to attend by virtue of his employment with the Board

http://www.lrb.bc.ca/cas/WUJ33.pdf

UNITED STEELWORKERS LOCAL 1-405 KOOTENAYS COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN EAST KOOTENAY COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION AND UNITED STEELWORKERS LOCAL 1-405

Effective: April 1, 2008 To: March 31, 2011

12.09 Jury Duty 35 a) A regular employee who is required to report for Jury Duty in County Court, Provincial Court, Supreme Court, Workers’ Compensation Board Inquiry, Government Board or Tribunal, or Coroner’s Court or who is subpoenaed by the Crown to appear as a witness in any proceedings in the aforementioned courts on a work day on which he/she would normally have worked, will continue to be paid his/her normal salary according to his/her existing work schedule during such periods of absence on Court Duty.

http://www.lrb.bc.ca/cas/WVN6.pdf

September 1, 2012 – August 31, 2015

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN UNITED STEELWORKERS, LOCAL 1-1937 (the Union) AND REGIONAL DISTRICT OF MOUNT WADDINGTON (the Employer) FOR The Employees at CHILTON REGIONAL ARENA 2205 Campbell Way, Port McNeill, BC

ARTICLE XVIII- ARBITRATION Section 1: Interpretation

d) In the event that the interpreter as provided for in (c) herein is not available or is not agreed on to preside as interpreter under this Section, the Parties agree that they will request the Honurable Minister of Labour of the Province of British Columbia to appoint a County Court Judge of the Province to preside as interpreter for the dispute then pending

County court not mentioned but of other interest to why they need this and what else it says:

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN

THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA –
AND – THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA –
AND – THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
– AND – THE CHIEF JUDGE OF THE PROVINCIAL COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

http://www.courts.gov.bc.ca/documents/memorandum%20of%20understanding%20(april%203%202013).pdf

http://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/careers-myhr/managers-supervisors/employee-labour-relations/conditions-agreements/excluded-employees-appointees

County Court Registrar reference at end below

Terms & Conditions for Excluded Employees & Appointees

3. Definitions

common-law spouse includes same sex and opposite sex individuals where the employee/appointee has signed a declaration or affidavit that they have been living in a common-law relationship or have been cohabiting for at least 12 months. The period of cohabitation may be less than 12 months where the employee/appointee has claimed the common-law spouse’s child/children for taxation purposes.

employer means her Majesty the Queen in the right of the Province of British Columbia.

Part 02 – Employee & Appointee Conduct

Last updated April 12, 2016

5. Oath of Office

An employee/appointee shall complete an oath of employment, as prescribed by the Public Service Act.

6. Standards of Conduct

Employees/appointees shall conduct themselves in accordance with the Standards of Conduct policy and the Discrimination and Harassment in the Workplace policy.

84. Legislative Authorities

85. Other Authorities

British Columbia Government and Service Employeesâ€™ Union (BCGEU) Master Agreement
Agreement between the B.C. Government and the B.C. Crown Counsel Association
Agreement between the B.C. Government and the Salaried Physicians
B.C. Nurses Master Agreement
B.C. Professional Employees Association Master Agreement

Appendix 1: Order in Council Appointees – Category A

Last updated April 12, 2016

Judiciary

Court Referees
Deputy Director of Judicial Administration, Office of the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of B.C.
Deputy Director, Judicial Administration, Superior Courts of British Columbia
Deputy District Registrar/Manager, Trial Division, Supreme Court of British Columbia, Vancouver
Director, Judicial Administration, Superior Courts of British Columbia
District Registrar of the Supreme Court of British Columbia
Executive Assistant to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of B.C.
Executive Officer, Office of the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of B.C.
Law Officer, Office of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Legal Officer of the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of B.C.
Registrar of the Supreme Court of B.C.
Supreme and County Court Registrars

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