Aug 23, 2014 12:20 AM

WHY do they use the word "man" in this ? :/

http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/receipt

:/

Fuck, I hate this shit, I am sure there is something in there, that I need to know, and I can't get what it is......I really hate this when it happens :(

I would put my hand on fire, that there is something in this :D

WHY would a fucking a man by his receipt acknowledges (admit) that he has received money from an agent ? ....what "agent" ? ....what "receipt" ? ......what kind of fucking money ? :(

Come on Kent fuck, your Englishes skills is better than mine........there is something in this....I AM FUCKING SURE !!! :P

Maybe...

Could it be talking about a presumption of who is surety when the birth certificate is used.

TO ACCREDIT, international law. The act by which a diplomatic agent is acknowledged by the government near which he is sent. This at once makes his public character known, and becomes his protection.

Receipt: acknowledgment in writing that something of value, or cash, has been placed into an individual's possession.

So the man admits he has taken possession of the value or cash.

When you serve legal documents to someone in "reality" you give them to the "man" who presumably own that "person". Maybe that is referring to a real time interaction?

So receipt is a receipt of debt and obligation through joinder

No....receipt = evidence that you are the lawful holder in due course

Thereby accredits the agent with the principal to that amount. Meaning you have given authority to to this agent and agency over your account. And you sign for it.

I guess it depends on what is the issue.... :-/

Like a speeding ticket.

It is talking about accounting and surety

Hehehe I think I should shut it and read for a while. I clearly have no clue of the language.

put the words 'by giving him the receipt.' 'after amount,' and see if it makes sense...

if the agent holds the receipt, that evidences a monetary exchange occured (either by exchange and/or account).

"Never any Hidden Fees"