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C/O- Mailing Address: 9 Fxxxxxxxxx Crt.
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Near. [3XXX].
Date: 3rdMay 2013.
Without prejudice
Notice to Principal is Notice to Agent; Notice to Agent is Notice to Principal.
To:
The Body Corporate in contract with the Victorian Police ABN: 63 446 481 493 trading as Scott CHALMERS Agent of the Crown, acting as VICTORIAN POLICE High Way Patrol Officer, Company Id Number: 33671.
Sent on the 3rd May 2013 to Email: scott.x.chalmers@police.vic.au
Re: Case Number: CR-12-XXXXXX
Dear Scott.
In regards to case number CR-12-XXXXX, finalised in the Melbourne County Court under Judge CHETTLE on the 29 of November 2012 at 10:00 am.
In pursuant of section 100F and section 100G, of the police regulations act 1958 Victoria.
One
is of the asseveration that you representing the VICTORIAN POLICE, have
exceeded the time allocated within section 100G, to retain “Seized
Items” regarding Case number CR-12-XXXXX
Police Regulation Act 1958 - SECT 100G
Magistrates' Court may extend 6 month period100G. Magistrates' Court may extend 6month period
(1) A member of the force may apply tothe Magistrates' Court within 6 months
after seizing a thing under thisDivision for an extension of the period for
which the member may retain the thing.
(2) The Magistrates' Court may ordersuch an extension if satisfied that
retention of the thing is necessary-
(a) for the purposes of aninvestigation into whether a relevant offence
has occurred; or
(b) to enable evidence of thecommission of a relevant offence to be
obtained for the purposes of a prosecution; or
(c) for the purposes of aninvestigation or proposed investigation under
PartIV or IVA.
obtained for the purposes of a prosecution; or
(c) for the purposes of aninvestigation or proposed investigation under
PartIV or IVA.
- NOTICE TO RECLAIM ITEMS SEIZED.
PoliceRegulation Act 1958 - SECT 100F
Retention and return of seized things
100F. Retention and return of seizedthings
(1) If a member of the force seizes athing under this Division (other than a
thing that is the property of theState), the member must take reasonable
steps to return it to the person fromwhom it was seized if-
(a) the reason for its seizure nolonger exists; and
(b) the thing is not required, orlikely to be required, in connection
with any investigation or proposed investigation under PartIV or IVA.
(2) If the thing seized has not beenreturned within 6 months after it was
seized, the member must take reasonablesteps to return it unless-
(a) proceedings for the purposefor which the thing was retained have
commenced within that 6 month period and those proceedings (including
any appeal) have not been completed; or
(b) an investigation under PartIV or IVAto which the thing is relevant
has commenced within that 6 month periodand that investigation has
not been completed; or
(c) the Magistrates' Court makesan order under section 100G extending the
period during which the thing may be retained.
Take Note: “Seized Items” are now to be returned within 72 hours of the receipt of this email, Dated 3rd May 2013.
List of “Exclusive Items seized” Includes.
2x. Black/White Tribal Jurisdictional Registration plate’s of the binjareb Tribe of the Grater Bibbullmun Nation with the lettering of S0V – 001, and Under O.S.T.F. Treaty
(Original SovereignTribal Federation Treaty).
1x Nokia mobile phone silver in colour.
Furthermore it is also asserted that a “Notarised written affidavit signed by you under your full commercial liability and penalty of perjury”, of your and the VICTORIAN POLICE’s future intentions regarding case number CR-12XXXXX, To be included in the return of said “Seized Items”.
REGARDS .
NOTICE
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