The thing I am wondering about is if I declare and the government says that I will get a certain amount ofmoney based on the price list they published, and the government doesn't pay me that amount, isn't it a breach of contract? And if the government is already telling me that they are going to breach the contract, why would I enter into a contract with them in the first place? I tend to try to not do business with liars, and they are straight up lying.
Pretty sure you could already sue. There is significant case law on crown Expropriation requiring compensation.
Since an OIC is authorized by the crown, does not explicitly call for expropriation without compensation, and is not an act of parliament. Manitoba Fisheries v. Crown is applicable.
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u/JAFOguy Mar 05 '26
The thing I am wondering about is if I declare and the government says that I will get a certain amount ofmoney based on the price list they published, and the government doesn't pay me that amount, isn't it a breach of contract? And if the government is already telling me that they are going to breach the contract, why would I enter into a contract with them in the first place? I tend to try to not do business with liars, and they are straight up lying.