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Originally posted by Helious
reply to post by thelongjourney
No, common law is not something that is made up. It is very real and you need to look no further than 1913 and the public trust that was used to get our gold and institute corporate or "private law. Please do some research about the subject before you make such bold and obviously wrong statements.
Originally posted by sir_slide
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He has been racking up thousands of dollars of fines for things and going to court for it, doing his thing and getting the case thrown out.
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Originally posted by thelongjourney
By the way, you know all of this is a myth because even though the concepts behind the legal mythology (straw man, magic words, human being vs person) have all been around since the 1970s, there has not been one single court case that has won based on them.
If anyone can find me 1 single sustained (IE, did not lose on appeal) court case where the court record shows (A) someone tried out a legal "common law" (in quotes because this really isn't common law) concept and (B) the judge acknowledged that they were not subject to statute law or anything like that due to the use of these concepts, then I'll paypal you $1,000.00 tonight.
There has been 1 I am aware of, which was completely overturned on appeal and the judge found to be mentally ill.
Originally posted by fourthmeal
Just kidding, of course you want documents and I'll look for hers, not sure how easy they are to find but I'll take time. The money, while i could use it, could probably just stay in your hands and we'd all be happy too.
Originally posted by fourthmeal
Does anybody remember the guy that foreclosed on the Bank that tried to foreclose on his house? That hit mainstream media. That's another case of a successful common law approach.
Originally posted by fourthmeal
reply to post by JerkyBeer
Yes this is a fun one, and I believe she won it, and it sets precedence, one that every state in the country could then follow.
Basically what happened here is that they were disqualified because their pensions and benefits serve a conflict of interest!
www.farms.com...
Originally posted by masta12d
Document:
Lawyers response:
What I see here is simply a UCC financing statement. It perfects a security interest in collateral and sets priority as against other creditors A financing statement does not create a lien nor does it create any additional rights. The filing of a financing statement just gives notice to others and places them below in priority to whatever rights the creditor has. It’s typically used when a loan is secured by personal property. Think car loan…the car secures the loan (though different rules apply to cars but you get the general idea.
Originally posted by fourthmeal
Are people so skeptical that they can't see the evidence in front of their eyes? Or is the paradigm of scarcity and control such a powerful thing that it continues to grip people and maintain the illusion?