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Birth of a Community
A Land for the Living
Cruinn Community
Lawful Charter 2022
The truth is that throughout everyday life,
people everywhere use and rely on Common Law
to live and work together.
It is simply the inherent way
that people conduct their affairs together.
Liken it to the roots
that bind together communities
by unconditionally upholding the life,
dignity and well-being
of every man, woman, and child.
These roots are especially necessary
and foundational in the face of powers
that seek to subvert such natural freedom.
To extend our everyday reign of Common Law
into all areas of life
means to challenge the arbitrary rule.
But the very fact that it is the Law of we,
the vast majority of humanity,
means that it only needs to be consistently practiced
by enough of us to make a difference.
In this year of 2022,
a growing number of men and women,
living under the authority and jurisdiction
of the International Common Law Court,
forming a constituent assembly
have expressed their wish,
with a determined and an ardent will
to position themselves as sovereign beings,
with a view to constituting a nascent community,
with all the inherent attributes.
We the People, living men and women
have created this lawful charter
to establish the founding principles
for our Cruinn Community.
This community will ensure
the wellbeing of the people
and will provide a common law justice system,
free from statutory authorities.
To further enhance the position of the people
we have created a body of CLC Constables,
to maintain and enforce the decisions
of our common law courts
and have created a system to provide education,
healthcare, and financial stability
through our own currency ‘the Cruinn’.
Principle One
We the people declare that,
as long as but a hundred of us remain alive,
never will we on any conditions
be brought under mandatory rule by legal statute.
It is in truth not for glory, nor riches,
nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom
– for that alone, which no honest man gives up
but with life itself.
The Lawful Charter for the Cruinn Community
is signed below by using a sample
of the living men and women who helped to create it.
Taking the signatures
of one hundred living men and women,
‘We the People’ have established
the birth of our new community ‘Cruinn’
and our position under the Common Law Court.
These signatures will also include
the signatures of our elders.
The Lawful Charter for our Cruinn Community
is hereby recorded
into the Common Law Court ‘Book of Deeds’
on the 25th November 2022
for preservation, for all time.
Principle Two
Our Cruinn Community operates
a common law jurisdiction
and under the following laws [Principles]:
1.
No one shall cause a breach of the peace,
2.
No-one shall cause any harm to another,
3.
No-one shall cause any loss to another,
4.
No-one shall cause any injury to another, and
5.
Everyone must remain honourable
in their promises and contractual agreements.
Our laws [Principles] above are applicable
to all living men and women within our community,
regardless of their position,
this also includes our elders.
Future laws [Principles]
may only be created
by a jury of our peers
and through a lawfully convened
Common Law Court.
The founding elders of the Cruinn Community
do not have the power to create new laws [Principles].
Principle Three
The Cruinn Community
will have a body of elders [living men or women]
who will ensure
that our founding principles are adhered to.
This body shall consist of ten individuals
who will remain in position
until such time as they wish to retire.
In the event that any of the elders needs to be replaced,
the replacement will be selected from our population
and by a vote of the existing elders.
In the event of a tied vote,
the deciding vote will be given by the first elder.
Principle Four
This principle makes further provision
for the use of powers by the founding elders
to make decrees, orders, rules, regulations,
and other subordinate legislation
so as to assist with the development of this community.
While the Cruinn Community operates
under a common law system,
this charter confirms
the acceptable use of these powers
and the ability to create new in the future.
Powers created under this lawful charter
will be used to assist with the development
and enforcement of our common law principals.
The appointment of elders will determine their seniority.
To become a founding elder,
you must be at least twenty-five years of age
and to become a community elder
you must be at least twenty years of age.
Principle Five
This principle establishes the right
to make further appointments for local elders,
these elders will assist in local communities
which will be created depending on population growth.
Local elders will be used
to ensure that our founding principles are adhered to.
Local elders will also be bound
by the above terms in relation to their position.
Principle Six
Although we have obtained land
and dominion for the Cruinn Community,
the birth of this community
will only be established
when we have the signatures
of one hundred living men and women.
This number is to be taken
as a sample of the living men and women
who stand together
under the Declaration of the Common Law Court.
Principle Seven
All living men and women in this community
are entitled to their inalienable rights,
which were granted at birth.
Under no circumstances will these rights be altered,
removed, or charged for.
Other than application
by the living to join our community,
once accepted,
a new-born child of these individuals
will automatically be accepted within this community,
on the condition that
the appropriate paperwork is completed.
Any individual who fails to act honourably
or fails to comply
with our founding principles,
laws, decrees, orders, rules, regulations,
and other subordinate legislation
will lose their status within this community.
This to be confirmed by our founding elders.
To become accepted within the Cruinn Community
you must be living,
this will be confirmed
with your birth declaration
with the Common Law Court.
You must also have obtained
ownership of your Fictitious Name
by claiming it through an application
on the Common Law Court website
and finally you must also be in possession
of your own CLC Currency wallet.
Founding Orders
Order No.10001/22 – Lawful Remedy
Any living man or woman who has suffered a wrong
at the hands of another individual
has a lawful remedy under common law,
to address the wrong done.
The reason for this is very simple:
Since all are equal under the law,
then each individual has a duty of care to others,
such as to make sure that
– whatever action we take towards each other
– we have the common law principles behind those actions,
and thus we can live together in peace.
Order No.10002/22 - Harms
In common law, any individual who has
– or attempted to – or has conspired to
– cause damage to another individual,
will have committed a wrong,
these wrongs are known as “harms”,
and are subject to our founding principles.
This includes ‘harassment’,
such as ‘threats with menaces’,
which is considered to be ‘psychological damage’,
and also ‘defamation of character’,
which is also considered to ‘damage a reputation’.
Order No.10003/22 – Enforcement
Any individual that has suffered a harm
by the actions of another individual
will be able to address this,
by using a common law process [commercial lien]
to correct the said wrong.
If common law has been used
to address the said wrong[s]
and the process has been concluded [perfected],
an application can be submitted
to the Common Law Court,
requesting a decree and/or court order
to assist with the enforcement of the decision.
Order No.10004/22 – Authority
This order confirms
that although our elders ensure compliance
with our founding principles,
authority will at all times remain with the people.
Any decree or order issued
will only be obtained
when it has been established
that the provisions required
under Order No.10003/22
has been complied with.
All decrees and orders will be dated and signed
by the court officials,
having obtained the appropriate ruling
from a jury of our peers.
25th November 2022
We the People
Standing under the authority and
Jurisdiction of the Common Law Court
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