The Tender For Law

Volume 1

Jan 12, 2013 2:26 AM

Derek Moran

some funny Bank of Canada hypocrisy: "The fact that bank notes are legal tender does not mean that there is a legal obligation to accept them. This does not force anyone to accept cash because both parties must agree on the payment method."

Umm, okay - works for me..how'bout i just sign you a 'Consumer Purchase' then.....um, but you have to present to me the Bill first :/

http://www.bankofcanada.ca/banknotes/bank-note-series/past-series/

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Derek Moran

Im actually watching a video by a guy named 'redress' that is saying there is an actual law in the states that you DO NOT have to make payment with legal tender/cash if you do not want to- USC TITLE 31 SECTION 5118...starts at minute 57:00 if you want to hear it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfy7dbjGQXY

Scott N Tara

THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER = THIS NOTE is a TENDER for LAW (Legal)

BANK CURRENCY is NOT the money in your pocket. In fact, the BANK'S currency COMPETES with your money.

They are actually correct. They don't have to accept a tender for law, any more than YOU do. A BANK, is a PERSON under law. A PERSON has ONE UNALIENABLE RIGHT; The Right NOT to CONTRACT.

It would be hypocrisy, otherwise.