Everything is about Contracts

contract in place between the two parties, either verbal or written is very important.

But they never taught you that at School, I wonder why? This is absolutely critical knowledge. It is one of the reasons that Company’s record phone conversations, or send out forms with which to sign, they NEED your consent!

The Beginning is Here – Dean Clifford – 10th September 2015 (skip to 18 mins for the ‘actual’ start, some ranting here but the content is an eye opener!)

To follow Dean’s progress, visit his blog http://www.deanclifford.info, Trust Law & The Crown Corporation’s Assumption
 

Here is a superb section from the Blank of Ireland Free Book explaining what makes a contract and how Corporations cannot have contracts with living man, UNLESS, you joinder with your name. This may seem a little contradictory to the below text which seems to suggest that you can have a contract with a Corporation, so I will correct this shortcoming soon.

A statute is not a Natural Law: It is Corporation’s Policy, a ‘legislative rule of a society given the force of Law with the consent of the governed.’ (Blacks Law Dictionary). They assume, because we do not say otherwise, that we consent forming a contract, they operate under presumption.

Consent is an essential part of any contract for it to be legally or lawfully enforceable, a one sided or Unilateral contract where one side has deceived the other into performing or becoming liable through fraud or through not declaring all of the facts makes the contract null and void and unenforceable.
For ANY contract to be lawful, INCLUDING A CONTRACT BETWEEN YOURSELF AS PLAINTIFF OR DEFENDANT IN A COURT DE FACTO, it must comprise the following:

A) FULL DISCLOSURE by both parties. Neither party can later claim ‘you should have known’ if it was not specifically declared at the time of making the contract.

B) A CONSIDERATION offered by both parties, this being the subject of the exchange. It must be a sum of money, or an item of value. Both parties agree that their CONSIDERATION is worth (to them) the other party’s CONSIDERATION.

C) LAWFUL TERMS & CONDITIONS for the contract, to which both parties agree.

D) ‘Wet’ SIGNATURES of both parties. This means hand-written SIGNATURES, as made by two human beings, not a Corporation to a Man/Woman.

Even though businesses and officials act as though there is a lawful contract in place, 99 times out of 100 these rules have not been followed. Standing on these 4 rules, requesting proofs, is the simplest way of stalemating just about every action that may be taken against you.
Google: Book: Introduction to Business Law

Public and Private
Courts operate in the Public and only get involved when you have failed to resolve your problem over a contract privately. The private…. (more to follow)

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