Posted by Rob on January 26, 19100 at 11:48:19:
In Reply to: Have TITLE, will travel posted by steve on January 25, 19100 at 12:31:44:
: Remember this: You are not a client to any "consulting Research Institution" or any law firm, or any government agency, or office untill you personally and freely voluntarily and without any coersion to do so, physically signed on the dotted line and paid "client" fees, just to be a client, for a certain service desired, to be researched, or performed to you, regardless of how many people are involved in the act. A class Act.
: The agencies Principle then must perform as you contracted, or be suit for default, since now default charges are possible, for non-performance or misfeason, fraud, misrepresentation as to facts at law, or pyracy; regardless of disclaimers therin enclosed. Any disclaimer may lead to, or did, to premeditation conclusion for acts and action, and likely a conviction; the opposite intention. Judges are not stupid. They see a scam, when one is there on paper.
: The Principle can also be jailed, merely upon the existance of such a contract, mandate or dictum imposition, solely on fraud basis by UCC rules. The document could convict the servant on its face. And all of this is viewed from the "slaves" point of position.
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: Now. just look from the "Title" holder position, (the regular individual in the city or country), and see the posibilities. What do you think about the tenable position of the public servant now? CAn a servant protect himself with a very large bond? I doubth that. If there's cause of action, for their acts and actions, you can bet on this one. Did you know that every servant MUST be bonded and under OATH in his temporary office or job? Every single one of them? Do you know why? And that his oath must be registered in a prescribed manner, and that two oath's are required?
: Did you know that you can obtain Xerox copies of these oath's on file, anytime you wish, for your files? THat's right, everyone.
: What is the difference between "servant" and "client"? How did he get there at the end of my fishing line? He must be the left over property of the Queen, when she started paying taxes on her income, as an "appraised slave" does. The Queen is required to declare all her properties, and pay taxes on them (them) accordingly, all subjects are subjects to taxation, as inventory. They were appraised.
Been watching too much Carl Miller lately? Legally you are right, but you end up in jail fighting for no matter what, or you end up a slave every night and weekend researching case law to prove your case because no lawyer who wants to practice will touch it!