I need to know: What should happen in court, if I say, at a specific time
Hey, there is a maxim of law that says............
How the court and/or justice should react when one bring this ?
Thanks very Much !
FTP
Master of PIERRE DAOUST
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Star Hills · Earthica-Star Soveran
I dont suggest trying things you arent sure of... in court
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Adam Thomas
Use THEIR MAXIMS PETE. Doyble edged sword they wield against us but we can wield it against them too.
Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Maxims of Law are the self-evident truths, under principles which do not need to be proved again. They are neither "ours" nor "theirs". They are regarded as known and by reason, not rebutted. Hence they are the basis of the definitions of the law dictionaries. The foundation of all LAW.
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Adam Thomas
Thank you very much for that Beverly Girl Brain Braaksma
Adam Thomas
Has any MAXIMS ever been REbutted....
Adam Thomas
??
Beverly Berta Braakschmack
They are SELF-EVIDENT TRUTHS...
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
They create the definitions of the law dictionary terms... how could they be rebutted?
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Adam Thomas
Of course. My brain is being rented out at moment. Generic morphine induced INCHOERANT attention span.
Blake Gardner
If your going to court to explain, argue or discuss the issue you've already lost...the aim is to contract a settlement to your liking with your adversary before hand and then if one is dragged into such a proceeding, the aim is simply to hold onto said agreement with a position of honor not granting subject matter jurisdiction by your words or conduct.
Maximus Legis
Agreed Blake. "What are you guys playing at, this matter is already settled out of court !" Then hand them a bill for your time.
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Adam Thomas
Ok sounds interesting maximus legis. Please share your experience step by step. I'm really intrigued.
Maximus Legis
Adam, you know it's basic stuff. I have several agreements set in place and have re-produced them when threatened with adjudication never to hear from the pirates again. I have never been called to court on any of them but my stance would be that outlined above. I state clearly in my agreements "Failure to disclose our agreement in any application to a court will constitute fraud"
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Stuart Stone
I have done the same with Administrative process several times...
Ask the questions, create agreement through their acquiescence, stay in honour, let them dishonour, fault & default them & tell them that I am willing to swear an affidavit to the facts if they try to take it further...
They go veeeeeeeeery quiet when you have facts on your side :-)
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Maximus Legis
YES YES YES Stuart Stone. The 3 step process 1) Notice of Request for Proof of Claim. 2) Notice of Fault and Opportunity to Cure. 3) Notice of Default . DONE AND DUSTED ! Works every time.
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Stuart Stone
Yes, because I have agreement with my brother, so there is no controversy that needs adjudication from a court.
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Maximus Legis
Consensus facit legem. Consent (agreement) Makes The Law !
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Blake Gardner
Depends how big the booty is that is being privateered...the bigger the booty, the bigger the effort/fight in general. I've had 3 done in this preferred manner and all 3 went to court, where if your diligent remedy is still aquired only under extreme colourable circumstances in general, which is totally fine as a win is a win, and understandable as the show must be up held so it can go on for those who desire it, and the majority do, because its initially easier for someone to do everything for you despite the cost of perpetual guardianship.
Stuart Stone
I had a bunch of threatening letters re court etc & I think (because I don't know for sure, so just surmising here) that because I have firsthand knowledge of the facts & I told them in my correspondence (after defaulting them), I was willing to swear an affidavit to said facts, THAT was the final nail that put them on the back foot.
I agree Blake Gardner, they want to uphold the facade, so as a consequence, they aren't to keen for facts to become part of the public record.
Or maybe the booty(ies) being privateered haven't been big enough for them to come out fighting for...
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Blake Gardner
More the later I think....my booties were kinda on the large side:-)
Blake Gardner
Nevertheless I like your affidavit addition and maxs failure to disclose clause, just be careful not to word them as threats, ie, this will happen..."may" is the operative word:/)
Stuart Stone
Absolutely...'may', questions and negative averment all the way :-)
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Maximus Legis
Yes Blake Mybad, I meant may :-)
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Derek Moran
Scotts already told me- using MAXIMS in court, carry more weight for us than bringing-up caselaw/clubhouse rules
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Derek Moran
"Your Justice, do you take Judicial Notice-of-the-fact, of the Maxim-of-Law that says (insert your Maxim here)...?"
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Pete Daoust
I have approximatly 2000 phone numbers in my brain, and I can associate all these numbers to the right person and/or company.....I will DELETE this info, and will memorize these 1600 Maxims :D
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Michael Webb
AND/OR you could do something fun AND/OR keep all that DATA handy. Just sayin' :D
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Chris Evan
LMAO Pierre!!!! I am the same way. If only I could associate the maxims with number, I could memorize all of them!
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Pete Daoust
In my book, they are all number coded :)
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Maximus Legis
When I need a Maxim to "fit" a situation I will call on you Pierre :-)
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Adam Thomas
Yes so shall I. So look out Pete Daoust, I'm coming for you baby...yeehaaarrr....
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