Further substantiating Justice Grant D. Burnyeat's sheer ineptitude as a judge, and further
establishing the deep-rooted corruption in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, even though the
petitioner in SCBC Action No. L012320 was murdered on June 2, 2006, Justice Burnyeat has heard
many illegal applications on behalf of the murdered petitioner. There is no petitioner. The
petitioner doesn't exist. So not only did Justice Grant D. Burnyeat begin hearing applications in
arrogant contempt of a court-imposed September 30, 2005 expiration date placed on the
proceedings on December 9, 2005, he's heard at least six applications on behalf of no petitioner at
all. Those hearings took place on June 6, 2006; on September 17, 2007; on February 21, 2008; on
March 16, 2010; on March 4, 2011; and on an unidentified day in 2006. He may have heard an
application for no petitioner on January 26, 2007 but it's not known if Robert W. Taylor, Jordan J.
Kinghorn and Glen Sherman proceeded with their threatened application or not. And Justice Grant
D. Burnyeat has been fully aware there's no petitioner being represented when he's heard these
underground applications. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat and the government of BC are bending over
backwards to do everything they can, including unilaterally suspending due process and the law, to
give the Bar anything it asks for to the exclusion of the innocent parties named in the sham Houston
v. Houston et al. civil lawsuit, in particular myself and the respondent companies.
Even worse, the bogus June 6, 2006 court order is irrefutable evidence that proves that Justice
Grant D. Burnyeat remitted a $436,615.00 payoff to Robert W. Taylor, Jordan J. Kinghorn and
Glen Sherman as remuneration for the killing of my father in a murder-for-money assassination plot
undertaken by the government of British Columbia. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat's courtroom conduct
is downright macabre. It's hard to believe a Supreme Court of British Columbia judge could be this
irrationally out of control.
June 6, 2006: This is the order in which Justice Grant D. Burnyeat remits a $436,615.00 payment
on behalf of the government of British Columbia to Vancouver, BC lawyers Robert W. Taylor,
Jordan J. Kinghorn and Glen Sherman as remuneration for the murder of my father.
In Term 1 of this downright abominable 2-page BC Supreme Court judgment Justice Grant D.
Burnyeat orders that 3 "paragraphs" in an unidentified December 9, 2005 order are to be replaced
with the second and third terms found in this very strange court order. It is illegal to change or void
a previously rendered court judgment in this manner. The only way a court judgment can be
amended or eliminated altogether is by appealing the judgment in appellate court.
In Term 2 of this execrable BC Supreme Court judgment Justice Grant D. Burnyeat orders the
illegal laundering of $436,615.00 of stolen cash to the executrix of the estate of my late father,
Lesley L. Houston. The BC Supreme Court is a mess of fraud and corruption and this document is
more concrete, tangible evidence of fraud, money laundering and identity crime in particular. This
was a completely illegal judgment for Justice Grant D. Burnyeat to render and it proves he's an
incompetent old shyster lawyer not qualified to sit as a judge in any courtroom. According to the
last will and testament Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn of the Vancouver, BC law firm
Taylor Veinotte Sullivan used to divert this $436,615.00 to the executrix of Scot G. Houston's
estate, Lesley L. Houston WAS NOT the executrix of his estate on June 6, 2006, the date of the
illegal application. There was no executrix of the Estate of Scot G. Houston on June 6, 2006. The
last will and testament stipulates that Lesley L. Houston does not qualify to be the executrix of Scot
G. Houston's estate unless she survives him by a period of not less than 30 days. Because my
father was murdered on June 2, 2006, Lesley L. Houston didn't become the executrix of his estate
until at least July 2, 2006, if at all. As such, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to
order a $436,615.00 payoff to Lesley L. Houston in this illegal hearing.
This repellent application was brought by Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn of the
Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan and by Vancouver, BC lawyer Glen Sherman,
supposedly on behalf of my mentally infirm father and you'll note that my dad, Scot G. Houston, is
in fact named as the petitioner on the court order. But that's just another repugnant and obscene
falsehood. My father was deceased by June 6, 2006, having been assassinated in a
murder-for-money killing at St. Paul's Hospital in the city of Vancouver, BC on June 2, 2006. My
murdered father's name, my name and the names of our privately-owned companies were used
unlawfully by these three lawyers and by the British Columbia government to unlawfully produce a
BC Supreme Court judgment that illegally laundered an exorbitant amount of money to a third party
who was not eligible to receive an award in the defunct lawsuit. Doesn't the BC government realize
it's a criminal offence to use a dead person's identity to produce a court order? Why did the BC
government agree to hear this exceedingly illegal secret motion? Is there no limit to how appallingly
low the government of British Columbia will sink?
Since Lesley L. Houston wasn't a party in the expired Houston v. Houston et al. sham civil lawsuit
and since this June 6, 2006 hearing was illegal and prohibited by law, this $436,615.00 payment
amounts to an illegally laundered payoff of my family's privately-owned cash to Robert W. Taylor,
Jordan J. Kinghorn and Glen Sherman from the government of British Columbia as remuneration
for the murder of my father, Scot G. Houston. And an illegal payoff to my sister as remuneration
for the murder of my father is by no means a civil lawsuit against me and the other respondents.
Further, since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a September 30, 2005 end-date
on the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't appealed and overturned in appellate
court, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to hear further motions in the defunct
action, including this June 6, 2006 abomination. This proves that the BC Supreme Court doesn't
understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order must be challenged and overturned in
appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30, 2005 expiration date was not
overturned, this judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and void. This ghastly June 6, 2006
hearing was prohibited by law. This order is null and void for these reasons as well: I received no
notice of the illicit hearing; the order hasn't been endorsed by the judge who supposedly rendered it
or by the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no valid receiver manager order; and the
phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at the BC Supreme Court. You'll note that
Robert W. Taylor has again falsely identified PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. as
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP on his fake court judgment.
See this evil June 6, 2006 court order HERE.
Date Unknown 2006: This is a 3-page draft of a shocking BC Supreme Court order that permits
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. to liquidate a real estate asset owned by Cedar Grove Holdings Inc., a
privately-owned company forced into receivership by the government of British Columbia for no
apparent reason. PwC had no legal right to sell this privately-owned company holding and it's
absolutely criminal that the government of British Columbia would have agreed to PwC's illegal
request to sell my family's improperly seized land. According to Term 6 in the judgment, the net
proceeds of the sale of the property are to be divvied up between Vancouver, BC law firm Poulsen
& Company and PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc., supposedly pursuant to an August 5, 2005 judgment
of the BC Supreme Court. Complete bullshit. You can go back and examine the fourteen terms of
the August 5, 2005 order for yourself. There's no August 5, 2005 BC Supreme Court judgment
that orders PwC to sell my family's privately-owned real estate and pay the cash proceeds of the
sale to themselves. As such, this $100,000.00 illegal liquidation ordered by the BC Supreme Court
amounts to another illegally laundered payoff -- a bribe -- of my family's privately-owned cash to
Poulsen & Company and PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. from the government of British Columbia.
And it's still not a lawsuit against any of the respondents, that's for sure.
This motion was brought by Joseph P. Mockler of the Vancouver, BC law firm Poulsen &
Company, by Robert W. Taylor of the Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan and by
Vancouver, BC lawyer Glen Sherman and, while I was provided no notice of the actual date of this
BC Supreme Court motion, it is known that it took place after the date of March 24, 2006 and
WELL AFTER the September 30, 2005 expiration date imposed by the court on the proceedings of
SCBC Action No. L012320. If PwC had shown up in court on August 5, 2005 like they were
supposed to they might have noticed the cutoff date Justice Grant D. Burnyeat imposed on the
matter. Since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a September 30, 2005 end-date
on the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't appealed and overturned in appellate
court, the Supreme Court of British Columbia had no lawful authority to hear further motions in the
defunct action, including this illegal application to sell my family's privately-owned asset, a real
estate holding in Powell River, BC. This proves that the BC Supreme Court doesn't understand that
a binding, court-imposed expiration date order must be challenged and overturned in appeal court to
have it struck down. Since the September 30, 2005 expiration date was not overturned this
judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and void. This concealed hearing was prohibited by
law. This order is null and void for these reasons as well: the phony petitioner named on the order
is dead; there is no valid receiver manager order; and the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't
been registered at the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
See this appalling court order HERE.
September 17, 2007: In this obscene 2-page court order a scheming Justice Grant D. Burnyeat
strikes out at me like a desperate Adolf Hitler in his delusional final days. Term 1 of this ferocious
demolition order instructs the receiver manager to entirely liquidate the assets of the respondent
companies Alco Enterprises Ltd., Powell River Invesments Ltd. and Cedar Grove Holdings Inc. and
then, in Term 2, to illegally launder another massive $436,615.00 payoff of the stolen cash proceeds
to the Estate of Scot Houston.
In Terms 4 and 5 Justice Grant D. Burnyeat instructs the receiver manager to illegally launder the
remaining ripped-off company funds and tax refunds from Canada Revenue Agency to the Supreme
Court of British Columbia itself. Lunacy! Sheer lunacy! Justice Grant D. Burnyeat is a madman.
An insane madman. The BC government does not own the funds held by these companies and the
BC government did not sue and win a lawsuit against the respondent companies either. These
payments to the Crown amount to criminal tax fraud and illegal money laundering bribe payoffs to
the Government of British Columbia and they are completely unlawful. These payoffs prove that
Justice Grant D. Burnyeat is a broken monkey of a man on a twisted crusade of commercial and
judicial crime. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat is one very sick man indeed.
In Term 6 Justice Grant D. Burnyeat orders that the Estate of Scot G. Houston shall receive
dividend payments from the annihilated respondent companies and shall also receive an undisclosed
sum of cold hard cash from PwC itself to cover any subsequent tax liability. There is no actual
dollar figure given by the judge as to how much cash exactly the Estate of Scot G. Houston will
receive; the amount will be determined outside of court between Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, the
Vancouver, BC law firm that brought the illegal application, and PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. This
dividend payoff makes no sense since the Estate of Scot G. Houston is neither a shareholder of the
respondent companies nor did the Estate of Scot G. Houston win a lawsuit against the respondent
companies.
This ultra-combative September 17, 2007 application was brought by Robert W. Taylor and Jordan
J. Kinghorn of the Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, supposedly on behalf of my
father. This is so outrageously false. It wasn't brought for my father. It's just another incident of
criminal identity fraud in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Scot G. Houston was long dead
at the time of this application, having been murdered for his money in the city of Vancouver, BC in
2006. Scot G. Houston's name was again unlawfully misused, as was mine, to procure a bogus BC
Supreme Court judgment that stuffed a tremendous load of cash into the pockets of various third
parties who are not named in the defunct lawsuit, including into the coffers of the government of
British Columbia. This application was not a motion in a lawsuit brought against me and the other
respondents by my murdered dad, it was an incident of very serious criminal judicial fraud.
I received no notice of this September 17, 2007 hearing and I was denied outright any opportunity
to oppose this illegal application and it's very easy to see why Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J.
Kinghorn wanted to keep this courthouse meeting with the BC government top secret. This
judgment clearly shows Justice Grant D. Burnyeat, Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn
illegally conspiring to launder huge sums of privately-owned third-party capital amongst themselves
like a cabal of drunken thieves. As we know, since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that
places a September 30, 2005 end-date on the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't
appealed and overturned in appellate court, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to
hear further motions in the defunct action, including a September 17, 2007 application. This proves
that the BC Supreme Court doesn't understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order
must be challenged and overturned in appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30,
2005 expiration date was not overturned this judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and
void. This bizarre September 17, 2007 hearing was prohibited by law. I finally received an
unwanted out-of-the-blue copy of this phony court order from Robert W. Taylor in my e-mail
in-box on November 9, 2009, well over two years after it was rendered. Two years! This order is
null and void for these reasons as well: none of the signatures on the order have been endorsed by
the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no valid receiver manager order; and the phony
lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at the Supreme Court of British Columbia. And
you'll note that Robert W. Taylor has again falsely identified PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. as
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP on his fake court judgment
See this scandalous September 17, 2007 court order HERE.
February 21, 2008: Lesley L. Houston wasn't eligible to receive an award in SCBC Action No.
L012320 since she wasn't named as a party in the matter. Nonetheless, Term 1 in this grim 2-page
2-term BC Supreme Court order derived from a secret hearing heard by Justice Grant D. Burnyeat
that was brought by Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn of the Vancouver, BC law firm
Taylor Veinotte Sullivan inexplicably launders another $436,615.00 to my estranged sister in the
defunct lawsuit. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat has laundered this same fake $436,615.00 shareholder
loan (falsely identified as $436,616.00 in his phony August 5, 2005 judgment) to at least two
different parties on at least five different occasions. Five times!!! Justice Grant D. Burnyeat has
laundered this one phony shareholder loan in bogus SCBC Action No. L012320 judgments dated
August 5, 2005; December 9, 2005; June 6, 2006; September 17, 2007; and February 21, 2008.
You'll note that a new petitioner, the Estate of Scot G. Houston, has been illegally put in place on
the order to sue me ad infinitum, but that's just more fraud. The Estate of Scot G. Houston has not
registered a civil lawsuit at the Supreme Court of British Columbia against me nor has it served me
with a writ of summons or a statement of claim either. And although the order appears to be the
result of a motion in a lawsuit against me and the other respondents by the petitioner, it's actually an
illegal estate transaction to which I'm an unrelated third party. A transaction in an estate is not a
civil lawsuit. There has still been no lawsuit litigated against me or the other respondents in SCBC
Action No. L012320. I didn't commit wrongdoing against the petitioner and I sure as hell didn't do
anything harmful to the estate of the petitioner. The BC government and the Bar are simply using
my name, like they're using my father's name and the names of the privately-owned respondent
companies, to commit fraud. This document is proof of more money laundering, more lawyer fraud
and more government crime. The massive money laundering payment ordered by the Supreme
Court of British Columbia amounts to another illegally laundered cash payoff -- a bribe -- of my
family's privately-owned money to Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn from the government
of British Columbia.
As well, in Term 2 Justice Grant D. Burnyeat ordered Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn's
law firm, Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, to deliver copies of the phony judgment to me and to Glen
Sherman, a Vancouver, BC lawyer who doesn't represent a party in the defunct suit. But since the
judge's order is a transaction in the estate of Scot G. Houston and nothing more, and since Glen
Sherman and myself are third parties with no interest in the estate of Scot G. Houston, there's no
legitimate or lawful reason for Justice Grant D. Burnyeat to order Taylor Veinotte Sullivan to deliver
a copy of the order to our attention other than to abusively provoke an unnecessary confrontation.
On top of that, distributing copies of the order to Glen Sherman and me was an incredibly egregious
breach of the privacy of the executrix of Scot G. Houston's estate. A transaction in Scot G.
Houston's estate is not our business, and it's certainly not a lawsuit against me or the other
respondents. These are very hostile, ignorant people operating out of this Vancouver courthouse.
And since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a September 30, 2005 end-date on
the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't appealed and overturned in appellate court,
Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to hear further motions in the defunct action,
including this grotesque February 21, 2008 application. This proves that the BC Supreme Court
doesn't understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order must be challenged and
overturned in appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30, 2005 expiration date
was not overturned this judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and void. This grisly
February 21, 2008 hearing was prohibited by law. This order is null and void for these reasons as
well: I received no notice of the illicit hearing; none of the signatures on the order have been
endorsed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no valid receiver manager order; and
the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at the Supreme Court of British
Columbia. And you'll note that Robert W. Taylor has once again falsely identified
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. as PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP on his fake court judgment
See this despicable February 21, 2008 court order HERE.
March 16, 2010: The Estate of Scot G. Houston has not registered a civil lawsuit at the Supreme
Court of British Columbia against me nor has it served me with a writ of summons or a statement of
claim. Nonetheless, the Estate of Scot G. Houston is again falsely named as the petitioner on this
4-page 2-term counterfeit court judgment drawn up by underworld mob gangster Robert W. Taylor.
In November 2009 Robert W.Taylor unlawfully made personal contact with me against my will and
demanded that I consent to this fake court order or I'll suffer an immediate torrent of devastating
financial ramifications, crushing consequences which will include an immediate illegal order of
Justice Grant D. Burnyeat to evict me from my personal home residence in addition to the collection
of $232,351.00 in nonexistent debt Taylor falsely claims I owe him. By forcing me to consent to a
fraudulent court order through blackmail, Robert W. Taylor is guilty of perpetrating the crime of
criminal extortion, as well as many other fraud-related crimes.
On March 16, 2010 Robert W. Taylor of the Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan
undertook a secret hearing heard by Justice Grant D. Burnyeat in which he conned the Supreme
Court of British Columbia into ratifying this fraudulent court judgment that orders the laundered
payoff of an estimated $302,166.76 of tax-free cash stolen from the BC government, plus an
interest payment from the BC government without set limitation, directly to the Estate of Scot G.
Houston. According to Term 1 of this counterfeit court order, $259,418.76 of the stolen money
plus an interest payment without known parameters is to be derived from a heist against the
Government of British Columbia. And Term 2 of the counterfeit court order stipulates that the
other $42,748.00 is to be issued to the Estate of Scot G. Houston from Canada Revenue Agency via
the Vancouver, BC office of PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. As such, Robert W. Taylor and
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. are also guilty of conspiring to commit a criminal tax fraud scheme
against the Government of Canada. The illegal ordering of these unlawful money laundering
payoffs by the BC Supreme Court amount to more exorbitant bribe payments to Robert W. Taylor
from the government of British Columbia.
You'll note that somebody (probably Robert W. Taylor) has made an illegible handwritten alteration
or revision to Term 1 on the first page of this bogus March 16, 2010 court judgment. Also, pages 3
and 4 of the phony court order are both falsely notated as page 2 and somebody has scribbled out
information on these pages with a pen. Since the page numbers are wrong and since somebody has
made changes to the order, this counterfeit civil court judgment is null and void and it's evidence of
serious criminal judicial fraud. It's illegal to file a civil court judgment that gives the appearance of
having been changed or tampered with and as well it's illegal to change or tamper with a civil court
judgment after it's been registered at the courthouse. Additionally, you'll note that none of the
signatures on the document, including the signature of Justice Grant D. Burnyeat himself, have been
endorsed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. There is no way of knowing when the
signatures were actually signed on the phony court order. The signatures could have been signed
well after the first page of the order was stamped by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. This
is not a lawful court order by any means.
Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a cutoff date of September 30, 2005 for all
pursuit of relief from the SCBC Action No. L012320 Houston v. Houston et al. respondents wasn't
appealed and overturned in appellate court, thus no judge, including Justice Grant D. Burnyeat, had
the lawful authority to hear this illegal March 16, 2010 application. This bogus judgment proves
that the BC Supreme Court doesn't understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order
must be challenged and overturned in appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30,
2005 expiration date was not overturned in a successful appeal proceeding this judgment is not a
valid court judgment, it's null and void. This hellish March 16, 2010 order is prohibited by law.
This order is null and void for these reasons as well: I received no notice of the illicit hearing; there
is no valid receiver manager order; and the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered
at the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
See this deplorable March 16, 2010 court order HERE.
March 16, 2010: In this second Supreme Court of British Columbia judgment derived from the
illegal March 16, 2010 concealed hearing brought by Robert W. Taylor of the Vancouver, BC law
firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat orders that the estimated $302,166.76
plus-interest cash payoff to the Estate of Scot G. Houston he ordered on the same day be subject to
a tax in favor of PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. There is no limit imposed by Justice Grant D.
Burnyeat on the dollar amount PwC may charge the Estate of Scot G. Houston; Justice Burnyeat's
judgment leaves the amount wide open. PwC has been granted the court's permission to charge the
Estate of Scot G. Houston the entire $302,166.76-plus interest if PwC wants to. Justice Grant D.
Burnyeat states in the 2-page order that the charge is for PwC's "fees and disbursments." However,
since the entire payout is coming from the federal and provincial governments, a charge in favor of
PwC isn't lawfully applicable. This order is quite obviously a hush money bribe payoff to
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. from the governments of British Columbia and Canada.
And since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 BC Supreme Court judgment that restricts any further
pursuit of relief from me through the courts wasn't struck down in appeal court, this mock March
16, 2010 judgment that names me as a respondent further proves that the Supreme Court of British
Columbia doesn't understand that binding orders of the court must be appealed in appellate court in
order to overturn them. This fake judgment is completely unlawful and is prohibited by law. This
order is null and void for these reasons as well: I received no notice of the illicit hearing; none of the
signatures on the order have been endorsed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no
valid receiver manager order; and the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at
the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
See this second horrendous March 16, 2010 order HERE.
establishing the deep-rooted corruption in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, even though the
petitioner in SCBC Action No. L012320 was murdered on June 2, 2006, Justice Burnyeat has heard
many illegal applications on behalf of the murdered petitioner. There is no petitioner. The
petitioner doesn't exist. So not only did Justice Grant D. Burnyeat begin hearing applications in
arrogant contempt of a court-imposed September 30, 2005 expiration date placed on the
proceedings on December 9, 2005, he's heard at least six applications on behalf of no petitioner at
all. Those hearings took place on June 6, 2006; on September 17, 2007; on February 21, 2008; on
March 16, 2010; on March 4, 2011; and on an unidentified day in 2006. He may have heard an
application for no petitioner on January 26, 2007 but it's not known if Robert W. Taylor, Jordan J.
Kinghorn and Glen Sherman proceeded with their threatened application or not. And Justice Grant
D. Burnyeat has been fully aware there's no petitioner being represented when he's heard these
underground applications. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat and the government of BC are bending over
backwards to do everything they can, including unilaterally suspending due process and the law, to
give the Bar anything it asks for to the exclusion of the innocent parties named in the sham Houston
v. Houston et al. civil lawsuit, in particular myself and the respondent companies.
Even worse, the bogus June 6, 2006 court order is irrefutable evidence that proves that Justice
Grant D. Burnyeat remitted a $436,615.00 payoff to Robert W. Taylor, Jordan J. Kinghorn and
Glen Sherman as remuneration for the killing of my father in a murder-for-money assassination plot
undertaken by the government of British Columbia. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat's courtroom conduct
is downright macabre. It's hard to believe a Supreme Court of British Columbia judge could be this
irrationally out of control.
June 6, 2006: This is the order in which Justice Grant D. Burnyeat remits a $436,615.00 payment
on behalf of the government of British Columbia to Vancouver, BC lawyers Robert W. Taylor,
Jordan J. Kinghorn and Glen Sherman as remuneration for the murder of my father.
In Term 1 of this downright abominable 2-page BC Supreme Court judgment Justice Grant D.
Burnyeat orders that 3 "paragraphs" in an unidentified December 9, 2005 order are to be replaced
with the second and third terms found in this very strange court order. It is illegal to change or void
a previously rendered court judgment in this manner. The only way a court judgment can be
amended or eliminated altogether is by appealing the judgment in appellate court.
In Term 2 of this execrable BC Supreme Court judgment Justice Grant D. Burnyeat orders the
illegal laundering of $436,615.00 of stolen cash to the executrix of the estate of my late father,
Lesley L. Houston. The BC Supreme Court is a mess of fraud and corruption and this document is
more concrete, tangible evidence of fraud, money laundering and identity crime in particular. This
was a completely illegal judgment for Justice Grant D. Burnyeat to render and it proves he's an
incompetent old shyster lawyer not qualified to sit as a judge in any courtroom. According to the
last will and testament Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn of the Vancouver, BC law firm
Taylor Veinotte Sullivan used to divert this $436,615.00 to the executrix of Scot G. Houston's
estate, Lesley L. Houston WAS NOT the executrix of his estate on June 6, 2006, the date of the
illegal application. There was no executrix of the Estate of Scot G. Houston on June 6, 2006. The
last will and testament stipulates that Lesley L. Houston does not qualify to be the executrix of Scot
G. Houston's estate unless she survives him by a period of not less than 30 days. Because my
father was murdered on June 2, 2006, Lesley L. Houston didn't become the executrix of his estate
until at least July 2, 2006, if at all. As such, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to
order a $436,615.00 payoff to Lesley L. Houston in this illegal hearing.
This repellent application was brought by Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn of the
Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan and by Vancouver, BC lawyer Glen Sherman,
supposedly on behalf of my mentally infirm father and you'll note that my dad, Scot G. Houston, is
in fact named as the petitioner on the court order. But that's just another repugnant and obscene
falsehood. My father was deceased by June 6, 2006, having been assassinated in a
murder-for-money killing at St. Paul's Hospital in the city of Vancouver, BC on June 2, 2006. My
murdered father's name, my name and the names of our privately-owned companies were used
unlawfully by these three lawyers and by the British Columbia government to unlawfully produce a
BC Supreme Court judgment that illegally laundered an exorbitant amount of money to a third party
who was not eligible to receive an award in the defunct lawsuit. Doesn't the BC government realize
it's a criminal offence to use a dead person's identity to produce a court order? Why did the BC
government agree to hear this exceedingly illegal secret motion? Is there no limit to how appallingly
low the government of British Columbia will sink?
Since Lesley L. Houston wasn't a party in the expired Houston v. Houston et al. sham civil lawsuit
and since this June 6, 2006 hearing was illegal and prohibited by law, this $436,615.00 payment
amounts to an illegally laundered payoff of my family's privately-owned cash to Robert W. Taylor,
Jordan J. Kinghorn and Glen Sherman from the government of British Columbia as remuneration
for the murder of my father, Scot G. Houston. And an illegal payoff to my sister as remuneration
for the murder of my father is by no means a civil lawsuit against me and the other respondents.
Further, since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a September 30, 2005 end-date
on the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't appealed and overturned in appellate
court, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to hear further motions in the defunct
action, including this June 6, 2006 abomination. This proves that the BC Supreme Court doesn't
understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order must be challenged and overturned in
appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30, 2005 expiration date was not
overturned, this judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and void. This ghastly June 6, 2006
hearing was prohibited by law. This order is null and void for these reasons as well: I received no
notice of the illicit hearing; the order hasn't been endorsed by the judge who supposedly rendered it
or by the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no valid receiver manager order; and the
phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at the BC Supreme Court. You'll note that
Robert W. Taylor has again falsely identified PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. as
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP on his fake court judgment.
See this evil June 6, 2006 court order HERE.
Date Unknown 2006: This is a 3-page draft of a shocking BC Supreme Court order that permits
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. to liquidate a real estate asset owned by Cedar Grove Holdings Inc., a
privately-owned company forced into receivership by the government of British Columbia for no
apparent reason. PwC had no legal right to sell this privately-owned company holding and it's
absolutely criminal that the government of British Columbia would have agreed to PwC's illegal
request to sell my family's improperly seized land. According to Term 6 in the judgment, the net
proceeds of the sale of the property are to be divvied up between Vancouver, BC law firm Poulsen
& Company and PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc., supposedly pursuant to an August 5, 2005 judgment
of the BC Supreme Court. Complete bullshit. You can go back and examine the fourteen terms of
the August 5, 2005 order for yourself. There's no August 5, 2005 BC Supreme Court judgment
that orders PwC to sell my family's privately-owned real estate and pay the cash proceeds of the
sale to themselves. As such, this $100,000.00 illegal liquidation ordered by the BC Supreme Court
amounts to another illegally laundered payoff -- a bribe -- of my family's privately-owned cash to
Poulsen & Company and PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. from the government of British Columbia.
And it's still not a lawsuit against any of the respondents, that's for sure.
This motion was brought by Joseph P. Mockler of the Vancouver, BC law firm Poulsen &
Company, by Robert W. Taylor of the Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan and by
Vancouver, BC lawyer Glen Sherman and, while I was provided no notice of the actual date of this
BC Supreme Court motion, it is known that it took place after the date of March 24, 2006 and
WELL AFTER the September 30, 2005 expiration date imposed by the court on the proceedings of
SCBC Action No. L012320. If PwC had shown up in court on August 5, 2005 like they were
supposed to they might have noticed the cutoff date Justice Grant D. Burnyeat imposed on the
matter. Since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a September 30, 2005 end-date
on the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't appealed and overturned in appellate
court, the Supreme Court of British Columbia had no lawful authority to hear further motions in the
defunct action, including this illegal application to sell my family's privately-owned asset, a real
estate holding in Powell River, BC. This proves that the BC Supreme Court doesn't understand that
a binding, court-imposed expiration date order must be challenged and overturned in appeal court to
have it struck down. Since the September 30, 2005 expiration date was not overturned this
judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and void. This concealed hearing was prohibited by
law. This order is null and void for these reasons as well: the phony petitioner named on the order
is dead; there is no valid receiver manager order; and the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't
been registered at the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
See this appalling court order HERE.
September 17, 2007: In this obscene 2-page court order a scheming Justice Grant D. Burnyeat
strikes out at me like a desperate Adolf Hitler in his delusional final days. Term 1 of this ferocious
demolition order instructs the receiver manager to entirely liquidate the assets of the respondent
companies Alco Enterprises Ltd., Powell River Invesments Ltd. and Cedar Grove Holdings Inc. and
then, in Term 2, to illegally launder another massive $436,615.00 payoff of the stolen cash proceeds
to the Estate of Scot Houston.
In Terms 4 and 5 Justice Grant D. Burnyeat instructs the receiver manager to illegally launder the
remaining ripped-off company funds and tax refunds from Canada Revenue Agency to the Supreme
Court of British Columbia itself. Lunacy! Sheer lunacy! Justice Grant D. Burnyeat is a madman.
An insane madman. The BC government does not own the funds held by these companies and the
BC government did not sue and win a lawsuit against the respondent companies either. These
payments to the Crown amount to criminal tax fraud and illegal money laundering bribe payoffs to
the Government of British Columbia and they are completely unlawful. These payoffs prove that
Justice Grant D. Burnyeat is a broken monkey of a man on a twisted crusade of commercial and
judicial crime. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat is one very sick man indeed.
In Term 6 Justice Grant D. Burnyeat orders that the Estate of Scot G. Houston shall receive
dividend payments from the annihilated respondent companies and shall also receive an undisclosed
sum of cold hard cash from PwC itself to cover any subsequent tax liability. There is no actual
dollar figure given by the judge as to how much cash exactly the Estate of Scot G. Houston will
receive; the amount will be determined outside of court between Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, the
Vancouver, BC law firm that brought the illegal application, and PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. This
dividend payoff makes no sense since the Estate of Scot G. Houston is neither a shareholder of the
respondent companies nor did the Estate of Scot G. Houston win a lawsuit against the respondent
companies.
This ultra-combative September 17, 2007 application was brought by Robert W. Taylor and Jordan
J. Kinghorn of the Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, supposedly on behalf of my
father. This is so outrageously false. It wasn't brought for my father. It's just another incident of
criminal identity fraud in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Scot G. Houston was long dead
at the time of this application, having been murdered for his money in the city of Vancouver, BC in
2006. Scot G. Houston's name was again unlawfully misused, as was mine, to procure a bogus BC
Supreme Court judgment that stuffed a tremendous load of cash into the pockets of various third
parties who are not named in the defunct lawsuit, including into the coffers of the government of
British Columbia. This application was not a motion in a lawsuit brought against me and the other
respondents by my murdered dad, it was an incident of very serious criminal judicial fraud.
I received no notice of this September 17, 2007 hearing and I was denied outright any opportunity
to oppose this illegal application and it's very easy to see why Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J.
Kinghorn wanted to keep this courthouse meeting with the BC government top secret. This
judgment clearly shows Justice Grant D. Burnyeat, Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn
illegally conspiring to launder huge sums of privately-owned third-party capital amongst themselves
like a cabal of drunken thieves. As we know, since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that
places a September 30, 2005 end-date on the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't
appealed and overturned in appellate court, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to
hear further motions in the defunct action, including a September 17, 2007 application. This proves
that the BC Supreme Court doesn't understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order
must be challenged and overturned in appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30,
2005 expiration date was not overturned this judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and
void. This bizarre September 17, 2007 hearing was prohibited by law. I finally received an
unwanted out-of-the-blue copy of this phony court order from Robert W. Taylor in my e-mail
in-box on November 9, 2009, well over two years after it was rendered. Two years! This order is
null and void for these reasons as well: none of the signatures on the order have been endorsed by
the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no valid receiver manager order; and the phony
lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at the Supreme Court of British Columbia. And
you'll note that Robert W. Taylor has again falsely identified PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. as
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP on his fake court judgment
See this scandalous September 17, 2007 court order HERE.
February 21, 2008: Lesley L. Houston wasn't eligible to receive an award in SCBC Action No.
L012320 since she wasn't named as a party in the matter. Nonetheless, Term 1 in this grim 2-page
2-term BC Supreme Court order derived from a secret hearing heard by Justice Grant D. Burnyeat
that was brought by Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn of the Vancouver, BC law firm
Taylor Veinotte Sullivan inexplicably launders another $436,615.00 to my estranged sister in the
defunct lawsuit. Justice Grant D. Burnyeat has laundered this same fake $436,615.00 shareholder
loan (falsely identified as $436,616.00 in his phony August 5, 2005 judgment) to at least two
different parties on at least five different occasions. Five times!!! Justice Grant D. Burnyeat has
laundered this one phony shareholder loan in bogus SCBC Action No. L012320 judgments dated
August 5, 2005; December 9, 2005; June 6, 2006; September 17, 2007; and February 21, 2008.
You'll note that a new petitioner, the Estate of Scot G. Houston, has been illegally put in place on
the order to sue me ad infinitum, but that's just more fraud. The Estate of Scot G. Houston has not
registered a civil lawsuit at the Supreme Court of British Columbia against me nor has it served me
with a writ of summons or a statement of claim either. And although the order appears to be the
result of a motion in a lawsuit against me and the other respondents by the petitioner, it's actually an
illegal estate transaction to which I'm an unrelated third party. A transaction in an estate is not a
civil lawsuit. There has still been no lawsuit litigated against me or the other respondents in SCBC
Action No. L012320. I didn't commit wrongdoing against the petitioner and I sure as hell didn't do
anything harmful to the estate of the petitioner. The BC government and the Bar are simply using
my name, like they're using my father's name and the names of the privately-owned respondent
companies, to commit fraud. This document is proof of more money laundering, more lawyer fraud
and more government crime. The massive money laundering payment ordered by the Supreme
Court of British Columbia amounts to another illegally laundered cash payoff -- a bribe -- of my
family's privately-owned money to Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn from the government
of British Columbia.
As well, in Term 2 Justice Grant D. Burnyeat ordered Robert W. Taylor and Jordan J. Kinghorn's
law firm, Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, to deliver copies of the phony judgment to me and to Glen
Sherman, a Vancouver, BC lawyer who doesn't represent a party in the defunct suit. But since the
judge's order is a transaction in the estate of Scot G. Houston and nothing more, and since Glen
Sherman and myself are third parties with no interest in the estate of Scot G. Houston, there's no
legitimate or lawful reason for Justice Grant D. Burnyeat to order Taylor Veinotte Sullivan to deliver
a copy of the order to our attention other than to abusively provoke an unnecessary confrontation.
On top of that, distributing copies of the order to Glen Sherman and me was an incredibly egregious
breach of the privacy of the executrix of Scot G. Houston's estate. A transaction in Scot G.
Houston's estate is not our business, and it's certainly not a lawsuit against me or the other
respondents. These are very hostile, ignorant people operating out of this Vancouver courthouse.
And since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a September 30, 2005 end-date on
the proceedings of SCBC Action No. L012320 wasn't appealed and overturned in appellate court,
Justice Grant D. Burnyeat had no lawful authority to hear further motions in the defunct action,
including this grotesque February 21, 2008 application. This proves that the BC Supreme Court
doesn't understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order must be challenged and
overturned in appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30, 2005 expiration date
was not overturned this judgment is not a valid court judgment, it's null and void. This grisly
February 21, 2008 hearing was prohibited by law. This order is null and void for these reasons as
well: I received no notice of the illicit hearing; none of the signatures on the order have been
endorsed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no valid receiver manager order; and
the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at the Supreme Court of British
Columbia. And you'll note that Robert W. Taylor has once again falsely identified
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. as PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP on his fake court judgment
See this despicable February 21, 2008 court order HERE.
March 16, 2010: The Estate of Scot G. Houston has not registered a civil lawsuit at the Supreme
Court of British Columbia against me nor has it served me with a writ of summons or a statement of
claim. Nonetheless, the Estate of Scot G. Houston is again falsely named as the petitioner on this
4-page 2-term counterfeit court judgment drawn up by underworld mob gangster Robert W. Taylor.
In November 2009 Robert W.Taylor unlawfully made personal contact with me against my will and
demanded that I consent to this fake court order or I'll suffer an immediate torrent of devastating
financial ramifications, crushing consequences which will include an immediate illegal order of
Justice Grant D. Burnyeat to evict me from my personal home residence in addition to the collection
of $232,351.00 in nonexistent debt Taylor falsely claims I owe him. By forcing me to consent to a
fraudulent court order through blackmail, Robert W. Taylor is guilty of perpetrating the crime of
criminal extortion, as well as many other fraud-related crimes.
On March 16, 2010 Robert W. Taylor of the Vancouver, BC law firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan
undertook a secret hearing heard by Justice Grant D. Burnyeat in which he conned the Supreme
Court of British Columbia into ratifying this fraudulent court judgment that orders the laundered
payoff of an estimated $302,166.76 of tax-free cash stolen from the BC government, plus an
interest payment from the BC government without set limitation, directly to the Estate of Scot G.
Houston. According to Term 1 of this counterfeit court order, $259,418.76 of the stolen money
plus an interest payment without known parameters is to be derived from a heist against the
Government of British Columbia. And Term 2 of the counterfeit court order stipulates that the
other $42,748.00 is to be issued to the Estate of Scot G. Houston from Canada Revenue Agency via
the Vancouver, BC office of PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. As such, Robert W. Taylor and
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. are also guilty of conspiring to commit a criminal tax fraud scheme
against the Government of Canada. The illegal ordering of these unlawful money laundering
payoffs by the BC Supreme Court amount to more exorbitant bribe payments to Robert W. Taylor
from the government of British Columbia.
You'll note that somebody (probably Robert W. Taylor) has made an illegible handwritten alteration
or revision to Term 1 on the first page of this bogus March 16, 2010 court judgment. Also, pages 3
and 4 of the phony court order are both falsely notated as page 2 and somebody has scribbled out
information on these pages with a pen. Since the page numbers are wrong and since somebody has
made changes to the order, this counterfeit civil court judgment is null and void and it's evidence of
serious criminal judicial fraud. It's illegal to file a civil court judgment that gives the appearance of
having been changed or tampered with and as well it's illegal to change or tamper with a civil court
judgment after it's been registered at the courthouse. Additionally, you'll note that none of the
signatures on the document, including the signature of Justice Grant D. Burnyeat himself, have been
endorsed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. There is no way of knowing when the
signatures were actually signed on the phony court order. The signatures could have been signed
well after the first page of the order was stamped by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. This
is not a lawful court order by any means.
Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 judgment that places a cutoff date of September 30, 2005 for all
pursuit of relief from the SCBC Action No. L012320 Houston v. Houston et al. respondents wasn't
appealed and overturned in appellate court, thus no judge, including Justice Grant D. Burnyeat, had
the lawful authority to hear this illegal March 16, 2010 application. This bogus judgment proves
that the BC Supreme Court doesn't understand that a binding, court-imposed expiration date order
must be challenged and overturned in appeal court to have it struck down. Since the September 30,
2005 expiration date was not overturned in a successful appeal proceeding this judgment is not a
valid court judgment, it's null and void. This hellish March 16, 2010 order is prohibited by law.
This order is null and void for these reasons as well: I received no notice of the illicit hearing; there
is no valid receiver manager order; and the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered
at the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
See this deplorable March 16, 2010 court order HERE.
March 16, 2010: In this second Supreme Court of British Columbia judgment derived from the
illegal March 16, 2010 concealed hearing brought by Robert W. Taylor of the Vancouver, BC law
firm Taylor Veinotte Sullivan, Justice Grant D. Burnyeat orders that the estimated $302,166.76
plus-interest cash payoff to the Estate of Scot G. Houston he ordered on the same day be subject to
a tax in favor of PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. There is no limit imposed by Justice Grant D.
Burnyeat on the dollar amount PwC may charge the Estate of Scot G. Houston; Justice Burnyeat's
judgment leaves the amount wide open. PwC has been granted the court's permission to charge the
Estate of Scot G. Houston the entire $302,166.76-plus interest if PwC wants to. Justice Grant D.
Burnyeat states in the 2-page order that the charge is for PwC's "fees and disbursments." However,
since the entire payout is coming from the federal and provincial governments, a charge in favor of
PwC isn't lawfully applicable. This order is quite obviously a hush money bribe payoff to
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. from the governments of British Columbia and Canada.
And since Term 14 in the August 5, 2005 BC Supreme Court judgment that restricts any further
pursuit of relief from me through the courts wasn't struck down in appeal court, this mock March
16, 2010 judgment that names me as a respondent further proves that the Supreme Court of British
Columbia doesn't understand that binding orders of the court must be appealed in appellate court in
order to overturn them. This fake judgment is completely unlawful and is prohibited by law. This
order is null and void for these reasons as well: I received no notice of the illicit hearing; none of the
signatures on the order have been endorsed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia; there is no
valid receiver manager order; and the phony lawsuit named on the order hasn't been registered at
the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
See this second horrendous March 16, 2010 order HERE.
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