Four Peace Bond Applications
Iniated by Andy Bouchard in Portage La Prairie,
MB. - applied for February 14, 2006, hearing
February15, 2006, and dismissed.
Purpose of Peace Bonds was to ensure that vulnerable,
uneducated (Grade 3), 82-year-old Lionel Bouchard
had no support in his quest to remain in his
home of over fifty years.
At that time Andy had managed to convince his siblings
that he had a right to evict his father, denying the
existence of a life estate agreement entered
between his father and himself in 2002.
This caveat was deliberately not registered caveat on
title or withheld as Lynda Staub works at
Winnipeg Land Titles who did nothing to
enforce her father's legal rights).
Nor was the mortgage Lionel Bouchard was carrying on
behalf of his son Andy at the time on the sale and for
which $7,000 remained outstanding in 2006.
No interest was ever factored in the terms of the sale
sold at an unconscionable low price determined by
Andy. Lionel Bouchard was quickly ushered in and
out of another of Andy's lawyer's office in
Portage, this without independant legal advice!
(Click here.)
As four Peace Bond applications dismissed,
Andy Bouchard had previously driven his father
to Andy's lawyer in Winnipeg, January 14, 2006,
to obtain three"No trespass" orders for:
- Elie Farm ~ his father's home
- St. Eustache Manor
- Andy & Angie Bouchard's home
in Southport, Portage La Prairie
No Trespass orders were issued for St. Eustache Manor, Elie Homestead & Andy & Angie's home in Portage La Prairie to ensure no contact to ensure father Lionel Bouchard of Elie had no support to remain in his home of over 50 years!
