Alberta Separatist Lawyer Appeals Judge’s Decision Removing Him as Trustee for First Nation

An Alberta separatist organizer and lawyer involved in a legal dispute over trust funds from a First Nation treaty settlement has appealed a judge’s decision to remove his law firm as trustee of the account. Jeffrey Rath filed a notice of appeal with the Court of Appeal of Alberta on July 24. In the filing, […]
Alberta Separatist Lawyer Appeals Judge’s Decision Removing Him as Trustee for First Nation

Alberta separatist organizer and lawyer Jeffrey Rath is appealing a judicial decision that removed his law firm as trustee for a First Nation treaty settlement trust fund. Rath contends the judge made nine errors, including relying on irrelevant information and making unsupported factual assumptions. He is requesting the Court of Appeal to set aside the original ruling and grant a temporary halt to proceedings while his appeal is reviewed.

  • Jeffrey Rath, an Alberta separatist organizer and lawyer, has appealed a judge’s decision.
  • The decision removed his law firm as trustee of trust funds from a First Nation treaty settlement.
  • Rath alleges the judge made nine errors, including using irrelevant considerations and making unsupported factual assumptions.
  • He is asking the Court of Appeal to set aside the decision and grant an interim stay.
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