The Tender For Law

Volume 3

Sep 06, 2013 10:04 AM

Sino General

What are you thoughts on this ? [526] It occurs to me that �fee schedules� may also have a potential criminal effect. Documents of this kind are intended to impede the legitimate action of government, law enforcement, and court actors by purporting to assign very sizable penalties for actions that are not only a part of their jobs, but very often a duty. These penalties are a threat of �damage to property�. Since �fee schedules� have no legal force, the threats they contain are by definition unlawful.

[527] If so, it seems that perhaps when a person advances a �fee schedule�, that may be prima facie evidence of the act and intention of the Criminal Code, ss. 423.1, intimidation of a justice system participant offence. Advancing a �fee schedule� and claims based on the same, may perhaps also prove other criminal offences. Mr. Meads� �fee schedule� claims damages that clearly escalate in a manner that offends the Criminal Code, s. 347 criminal interest rate prohibition. Documents of this kind may have relevance for whether bail should be granted or denied: R. v. Boisjoli, 2012 ABQB 556 at para. 51.

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ZJ Free

Obviously there is some misunderstanding about many of the elements involved here. 1.) "Documents of this kind are intended to impede the legitimate action of government, law enforcement, and court actors" The actions for which the fee schedule addresses are NOT legitimate actions. They are criminal acts. They are acts which have no authority when waged against a living man. 2.) " when a person advances a �fee schedule�," A PERSON is not advancing the fee schedule, a living man is.

Codes, Regulations, Statutes, and Ordinances, are tools used to govern FICTIONS, not living man, who is self-governing by rule of Natural Law.

Once you figure out who you really are, come back and make the proper argument.

Pete Daoust

I promise that if NO ONE is FORCING "ME" and/or the PERSON I happen to have in my pocket, to do business, I won't charge.

So, TAKE NOTICE, that "ME" and/or the person named PIERRE DAOUST, is in NO BUSINESS expected/implied mode, under NO circumstances, until expressed otherwise by its Master.

BY:_____________________ Master of PIERRE DAOUST 26X-XXX-XXX

Dean Clifford

No they are not, they are a notice of my terms of service. They can carry on doing whatever the fuck they want, but if they want my participation....these are my terms and conditions, otherwise fuck off, go do your thing, and send me my royalty cheque when you're done.

Will Lawful Man

Any man or woman who subsumes their own Free Will, their own Law, to limit their action and intent towards promoting and propagating the ideology encoded in the Justinian Codex from 534BC has agreed to act against The Law and that which is lawful. Intimidating a justice system participant is lawful. Only the timid can be intimidated.

Pete Daoust

subsume [s?b?sju?m] vb (tr) 1. to incorporate (an idea, proposition, case, etc.) under a comprehensive or inclusive classification or heading 2. to consider (an instance of something) as part of a general rule or principle [from New Latin subsumere, from Latin sub- + sumere to take] subsumable adj

Sino General

Well, i dont like using fee schedule wording. I always love using it in a contractual way, like the obligations created would or or will be this, if by the acts/conduct of the parties. See, you can always determine how the other parties are able to demonstrate their agreements with you, if they do certain acts or certain signs, its an agreement/contract. isnt contract law a higher form of law than statue ? :D

Derek Moran

In The Dictionary of Canadian Law, the very last line for the definition of CROWN CHARGES is: "...by virtue of any CONTRACT"

Umm, seems to me, if you've been CHARGED for something, of which there is NO contract that exists regarding you and the CROWN being parties to this IMAGINARY contract...wouldnt that make that contract FRAUD on their part? You're letting them know up-front, my fee-schedule for you wasting my time with this non-existent contract fraud-business with me is.....

Pete Daoust

compensation

(1) Payment for goods or services.(2) Damages necessary to restore an injured party to his or her position before the wrongdoing.(3) In eminent domain, payment to property owners for the value of the property taken and any damage caused to the value of the remaining property.

Derek Moran

Anyone ever remember Dean 'painting-around-the-edges' regarding this on one of his shows? Dean once said about the BC on Tony' s show- "the BC used to say on it- FOR TREASURY USE ONLY, so what is that telling you...is that maybe saying it is not for US to use?"...im paraphrasing there from what i recall

Derek Moran

Scott Duncan: If the post office made an error and delivered a Nuke, destined for Area 51, but ended up in YOUR hands, because of a MISTAKE, then until the US Army is NOTIFIED, then YOU are liable for the well-being of that nuke.

Derek Moran

Bev- the Feds make TRANSFER PAYMENTS to the Provinces from out of the Federal Consolidated Revenue Fund.....the Provinces, then put that money into their own CRF. More specifically though- the feds make TRANSFER PAYMENTS in accordance to this definition from Black's 9th...

RECEIVER'S CERTIFICATE: Bankruptcy. An instrument issued by a receiver as evidence that the HOLDER is ENTITLED to receive payment from funds controlled by the bankruptcy court.

Derek Moran

Wise-man once conceded to me: the Registrar Generals of each Province are the HOLDERS of the Receiver's Certificate.....and if what looks like at least our name is on the BC, whose name do you think would be on the 'RC' that the RG is CONVIENENTLY the HOLDER of?

Derek Moran

"Is the BC an EXECUTORY Contract?" Dean Clifford clicked LIKE on this)

EXECUTORY CONTRACT: a contract between a buyer and seller in which full payment is not made at the time of the contract; a contract to buy on CREDIT

Fundamentals of Contract Law - Emond Montgomery Publications, Jean Fitzgerald & Laurence Olivo

Jeff Roggers

Receiver's Certificate A short-term debt security issued by a receiver (or party appointed by secured creditors in a bankruptcy) to finance his activities during bankruptcy proceedings. Despite the fact that they involve bankruptcy, receiver's certificates are low risk because they are secured by the same assets to which the secured creditors hold liens. Farlex Financial Dictionary. � 2012 Farlex, Inc. All Rights Reserved