2020-09-15-court.txt Exodus 18:21-22. Moreover thou shalt provide out of all the people able men, such as fear God, men of truth, hating covetousness; ( ... judges), and place such over them, to be rulers of thousands, and rulers of hundreds, rulers of fifties, and rulers of tens: 22. And let them judge the people at all seasons: and it shall be, that every great matter they shall bring unto thee, but every small matter they shall judge: so shall it be easier for thyself, and they shall bear the burden with thee. BAR association: "No Fact or Truth shall be tried in Court." Leaves Hearsay and Lies! 4 D's: 1. Deceive, 2. Degrade, 3. Deny, 4. Disrupt. = 5. Destroy. Genesis 1:26-28. LAW. Land = common law, property, equity, rights. Air = ecclesiastical, canon, trust. Water = admiralty, commerce, contract. DOG-LATIN; Language of the Illiterate https://justiniandeception.wordpress.com/ According to the Blacks Law Dictionary 4th Edition, DOG-LATIN, is the language of the illiterate, it is the: LATIN-ALL-UPPERCASE-TEXT usurped into the English Descriptive text, appearing under the grammatical rules of Descriptive English Text, (ALL UPPERCASE SYMBOLIC TEXT without the hyphens) and not appearing under the true correct grammatical rules of Latin and done in order to deceive the illiterate, being the ignorant masses. “Ignorance is negligence”. It is the hidden secret that destroys the dominion of living man over the land, the sky, the sea and the thing that creep, (SURNAME). (Genesis 1:26) DOG-LATIN is the “Babylonian” language of the VASSAL, being the third party, debtor of the debtor. (Vassal of the Vessel) It is found on the ledger, (TOMB-STONES) and by you being attached to it, renders the presumption of conformation “SIGN” that you have sinned and you are dead. You are no longer the servant of the God of living man, you have become the servant of the underworld, the Gods of the dead Corporation, the servant of the VATICAN, the debtor of the debtor, subject to the Justinian Corpus Juries, (Language of the DEAD). The VATICAN holds the souls of the dead and the DOG-LATIN is the language of the DEAD. (Look at any tomb stone in the grave yard, its written text is: DOG-LATIN) The Person, and the Corporation, exists only in the water world, maritime jurisdiction of the DEAD. It has no place on land and with the living existence of good men. Land corporations are ships in dry dock, and their fraud DOG-LATIN language is a crime of deception and fraud against the living man. (Check the synonyms of the word “debase” in your dictionary because DOG-LATIN is identified as “Debased” Latin, a crime) Dog Latin is the poison in the text, the counterfeit contract, the false charge, the deception that tricks the unsuspecting illiterate ignorant masses into accepting the debts of another. A man can not live in the sea without a ship, and if you enter into the legal world of commerce, (Maritime Jurisdiction, law of water) you must be able to trust your ship that holds your estate. If your ship is dogged with a corruption, your estate (Cargo) is in peril. It may also help if you know the difference between the grammatical rules of the written language of the land and the written language of the sea or you may find yourself, “presumed”: “LOST AT SEA” The: Power of Rome, is alive and well in the modern systems of governance that govern the “citizens” of the world today but is it right? is it Just? … Or is it the system of Satan itself, a system of hidden slavery in order to control the masses via a private CONTRACTING system in order to forgo true Justice? being a system to remove man from the common law of the public jurisdiction in order to subject such a man to fall into private foreign contracts in order to forgo common law justice without arousing suspicion… As described in Blacks Law Dictionary under “GLOSSA”, and Justinian. (To confirm this, search “GLOSSA” and Justinian in the Blacks Law Dictionary, 4th Edition) Key elements of a contract For a contract to be valid, it must have four key elements: agreement, capacity, consideration, and intention. Agreement Offer An agreement happens when an offer is made by 1 party (eg an offer of employment) to the other, and that offer is accepted. An offer is a statement of terms which the person making the offer is prepared to be contractually bound to. An offer is different from an invitation to treat which only invites someone to make an offer, and is not intended to be contractually binding. For example, advertisements, catalogues and brochures where prices of a product are listed are not offers but invitations to treat. If they were, then the advertiser would have to provide everyone who 'accepted' them with the product regardless of stock levels. Acceptance Acceptance of the offer must be unconditional (eg a signature on a contract of employment) and it must be communicated. Any negotiations between the parties are counter-offers, not acceptance. Staying silent is not generally considered acceptance, unless it is clear that acceptance was intended (eg by way of conduct, like paying for a product). What constitutes as adequate acceptance will vary depending on the type of contract. Capacity All parties must have the ability to understand the terms of and any obligations under the contract. Also, consent to the contract must be freely given (eg there cannot be any coercion/force, fraud, undue influence, or misrepresentation). These type of people generally lack the capacity to enter into contracts: children under 18 - unless the contract is for necessities (food and clothing) or education (an apprenticeship or employment contract) and the terms are fair and benefit the child people suffering from mental health conditions or under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol - only if the condition affects the person's ability to understand the nature of the transaction or if the other party is aware of their incapacity If a person lacking capacity has entered into a contract, it will generally be up to that person to decide if they want to invalidate the contract. Consideration Parties must exchange some value for a contract to be binding. This is called consideration. Consideration does not have to be adequate or for the benefit of the other person, it merely has to be sufficient (eg if someone offers to sell their house for nothing, there is no consideration; but if they offer to sell it for £1, then there is valid consideration). Examples of insufficient consideration include: an existing public duty (eg a police officer's duty to protect the public) or contractual duty (eg the production of services already required by another contract) something with sentimental value only something that occurred before the contract - consideration must move from the contract (eg a gift received in January cannot be consideration for a contract entered into in October) anything illegal Intention Not all agreements between parties are contracts. It must be clear that the parties intended to enter into a legally binding contract. In the case of business agreements, the general assumption is that the parties intended to enter into a contract. In social situations, there is generally no intention for agreements to become legally binding contracts (eg friends deciding to meet at a specific time would not constitute a valid contract). It is up to the person who wants the agreement to be a contract to prove that the parties actually intended to enter into a legally binding contract.