Masajiro Minamide to The Custodian, 05 March 1945
Copy for Mr. Shears.
                        
                        
                           
                              
                                 Kaslo, B. C.
                                 
                              
                           March 5, 1945.
                        The Custodian,
                        
                           
                              506 Royal Bank Building,
                              Vancouver, B. C.
                              
                           
                        Dear Sir:
                        You have informed me that my property known as 
                              Cowichan District - South ½ of North West ¼ of Section 6, Mayne Island
                               has been sold.
                        
                        As you are aware, I have never consented to the sale nor ratified it but have at all
                           times and do now object to the sale of my property above described. Because, however,
                           I am in destitute circumstances, and because the government has discontinued the advance
                           of maintenance to me, I have to request from you the proceeds of the sale of the property
                           in order to maintain myself and my family but in doing so I wish it made clear that
                           it is only being accepted under protest and without prejudice to any rights which
                           I have or may have arising our of what I consider the wrongful sale and disposition
                           of my property.
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Masajiro Minamide to The Custodian, 05 March 1945
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