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Our Hearing at the TAQ
Written by Camille Hébert   
Here is a brief summary and account of the appearance of December 2nd 2008 of our club Brossair at the TAQ - Administrative Tribunal of Quebec.

The purpose of this day was to appeal the decision to expel CPTAQ our club from a part of a lot of agricultural land where our flight facilities are located. The expulsion was based and explained in 30 points.

First, we must find in this ruling, errors of facts or law rulings in order to be heard and especially to obtain a different decision TAQ. This body has never reversed a decision CPTAQ in our type of activity before. A different appellate court has done in 1996 but the TAQ were we appear this time has refused the appeal from the Lafayette Club in 2007 mainly due to the absence of errors in the expulsion order served by CPTAQ to the club Lafayette. Or, more accurately, the inability of representatives from Lafayette to find errors of fact or law to the satisfaction of TAQ as they pointed in their judgment.

This is the first step that we must overcome. Our lawyer had found 5 reasons or mistakes of fact or law, so we can be considered for a possible change in the decision of expulsion. Our lawyer was able to presented and explain very well his 5 reasons and I must say that the lawyer of our opponent has only worked mostly to try to demonstrate to the  2 judges that our reasons were not good and, therefore, that their expulsion should remain in force.

For the rest, their lawyer has not been very combative except to mention and emphasize the size of our models perhaps to instilled a sense of damage to crops and the presence of bitumen on the agricultural soil with the possibility of difficult withdrawal of this material if necessary. These two points have been identified by judges who posed us several questions on these subjects and I believe that we responded well and were able to dissipate their fears.

All our testimonials, evidence, explanations and the representations by our lawyer very well documented and we believe we did well enough so that we can earn the right to a minor derogation for non-agricultural use of the land by our club as the law allows. We believe we have succeeded in presenting exactly all the points that we wanted to assert in a harmonious and constructive atmosphere.

If there was a chance of achieving this turnaround, we used all the means that we wanted and how we wanted to use them without pitfalls, error or omission.

However, we have no indication as to what the judges thought of our presentation or arguments of the opposing party. They hid their mood or reaction perfectly at all times.

We can only hope that their sense leans in our favor this time.
 
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