Cardinal v. Sucker Creek Indian Band No. 150A Council
T-2195-98
Gibson J.
8/11/99
5 pp.
Show cause order dated July 20, 1999 requiring respondents, Raymond Willier to show cause why they should not be held in contempt of Court for failing to recognize, abide by Rouleau J.'s order dated July 12, 1999-Allegations of contempt by Chief Alvin Cardinal that , despite Rouleau J.'s order, Raymond Willier continued to hold himself out as Chief of Sucker Creek Indian Band, and that he, respondents did not "recognize" order-Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 4004 v. Air Canada (1998), 157 F.T.R. 186 (F.C.T.D.), other decisions relied on herein not distinguishable-Rouleau J.'s decision declaratory judgment by itself merely stating existing legal situation-Requiring no one to do anything-Not compelling respondents, Raymond Willier to perform actions, nor imposing on them specific constraint-General statement to be regarded as more declaratory than enforceable-Court Order of July 20, 1999 discharged.