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THE COMMON LAW COMMERCIAL LIEN

“we cheat”

Or, in other words,

Use their system against them

The Common Law Commercial Lien Background

If we accept that the court system

is there to protect the establishment,

and not the people,

how can a litigant expect to take them on?

We are aware those Government officials,

solicitors, judges and sheriffs

can enjoy the courtesy of their position,

in fact, they can also claim immunity from the law.

Now ask yourself,

how do you sue the above for malpractice?

Believe it or not,

this system is not set up to ensure justice.

The system is set up to protect the above individuals

and as a result, when we go to court,

we tend to do so by defending ourselves.

It is very seldom, if at all, that we attack them.

Now, we have the means to do so

by using a commercial lien.

We no longer have to sue a government official for not doing their job,

instead we run a commercial lien against them.

Surety for the commercial lien

will normally be the respondent’s public indemnity insurance bond

and, if this is insufficient,

the respondent's personal and private property.

How often have you tried to take someone to court

or even an official, but have lost a good case?

Reasons?

You have taken on the wrong person?

i.e.

one of the boy’s

Corruption within their system?

The judge or sheriff dislikes you?

Lack of funds to pursue?

Using their system, you are dependent on them.

You ask for permission to proceed;

you ask them to find in your favour

and you ask them for damages.

Even if you do manage to obtain a ruling in your favour,

you probably will not receive what you’re looking for.

What you don’t do

is proceed without them,

conduct your own case,

and set the value of your own claim.

WHY?

You can run this process

and you do not need solicitors, courts, and sheriffs to do so.

This process is run in private

until you have a perfected lien,

Then, you place it into the public domain

and use their system to enforce it.

THE COMMERCIAL LIEN PROCESS

If someone has wronged you [a tort],

you have a common law remedy, the COMMERCIAL LIEN.

[Note: Although the term TORT is an English term and legal

it is still applicable elsewhere

as it is being used in a Common Law Process].

Remember that everyone is responsible for their own actions

and as such, can be held accountable.

The commercial lien is simple:

It can be run by using the attached templates

It’s inexpensive

With the exception of paying to notarise documents [approx.

£40 per document],

the only other cost is for recorded delivery mail.

In the event that you do not wish to have documents notarised,

it is acceptable to have them witnessed by three individuals.

Duration

From start to finish, the process will take nine weeks to complete,

after which you will have a perfected lien.

Approval

This process is non-judicial.

It requires no court action, or a judge or sheriff’s approval.

You have the power to convict.

You set the value for your claim.

Effective

This process is direct and effective

provided that it is followed correctly.

Judges are aware that they cannot affect a Commercial Lien,

they are powerless.

It is almost impossible to remove a lien

without the permission of the individual who conducted it.

The only way for a commercial lien to be challenged

is by the respondent in a common law court.

A perfected lien is valid for ninety-nine years,

although if placed into a trust it can last forever.

Summary

The process is based on ‘First Hand Knowledge’

You will be writing ‘Under Penalty of Perjury’

You must follow all steps to ‘Remain in Honour’

What remains unrebutted, becomes the ‘Truth in Law’

Being the ‘Truth In Law’ it becomes ‘A Judgement in Law’

A perfected lien not only gives you a lawful claim against the respondent,

it also gives you a guilty verdict.

What would that do to their employment status and insurance cover?

NOTICE OF INTEREST

The Notice of Interest is used

to inform the Respondent that they have wronged you;

it is also used to outline the commercial lien process.

The Commercial Lien can only be used

against a living man or woman, who must be named.

In writing up your complaint,

only outline one wrong that has been done to you,

regardless of whether or not there are numerous complaints,

these will all be covered in your affidavit of truth.

When preparing your Notice of Interest,

you must give it a monetary value.

This value should be fair, reasonable and realistic;

you will find it harder to enforce a claim that is ridiculous.

Send this Notice of Interest to the respondent via recorded delivery

and give them twenty-one days to respond.

This document does not have to be notarised;

you may have it witnessed by three individuals instead.

If you then receive anything other than the payment required,

[ie no reply, an insufficient reply or a legal response]

you then prepare and send

your AFFIDAVIT OF OBLIGATION/COMMERCIAL LIEN.

AFFIDAVIT OF OBLIGATION/COMMERCIAL LIEN

Write out your affidavit and do not elaborate,

keep it simple.

When preparing your statement,

remember that if you have no proof for your claims

then this action should be avoided at all costs.

Give the respondent thirty days to respond

or dispute your claim by affidavit,

or to pay up in full.

Take your affidavit to a Notary Public

and have the document notarised,

the notary will make you swear under oath before they will sign the document.

While I am aware that a notary only has to sign the document,

I preferred to have the notary stamp the document with their seal

as it looks more professional.

The cost for notarising documents will vary

but I was charged £40 per document.

Sign the document in front of a notary or witnesses

including a copy for your records

There is no need to use a notary

as having it witnessed by the individuals will also do.

If after the thirty days

you have not received payment or a response in substance,

then you send the next document,

the NOTICE OF FAULT AND OPPORTUNITY TO CURE.

To ensure a valid commercial lien,

the following information must all be included:

The names of both parties [claimant and respondent]

The claims or allegations made

Proof of the claims or allegations

The value of the claim

Surety for the claim

[preferably the respondent’s personal indemnity insurance bond]

How long they have to pay up [30 days]

Swear under oath to a notary public or in front of three witnesses,

confirming that your claims are true.

THE NOTICE OF FAULT AND OPPORTUNITY TO CURE.

This notice is to be used to show

that you remain in honour,

despite the failure of the respondent

to reply to your affidavit.

This notice gives the respondent a reminder

and final opportunity to respond to your affidavit

as they are given an additional three days to reply.

Again, this notice has to be notarised

or witnessed by three individuals

and then sent by recorded delivery mail.

If after the three days

you have not received payment or a response in substance,

then you create the next document,

the CERTIFICATE OF DEFAULT.

CERTIFICATE OF DEFAULT

This certificate has to be notarised

or witnessed by three individuals

but does not need to be sent to the respondent

as it will now be used by you to further your claim.

Sign the document in front of a notary or three witnesses

including a copy for your records

Do not send this to the respondent;

retain it for your records

You should now have in your possession

A Notice of Interest

A notarised or witnessed Affidavit of Obligation/Commercial Lien

A notarised or witnessed Notice of Fault & Opportunity to Cure

A notarised or witnessed Certificate of Default

Remember that for all documents above,

you must have retained receipts for the proof of postage.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Now that you have completed the commercial lien process,

you now have what is referred to as a PERFECTED LIEN.

Up until now this process has been conducted in private

which means that it has no meaning.

To ensure that you have the power to collect on this debt,

you must now make this public,

you can do so by publishing a notice online.

ENFORCEMENT

Now that you have a PERFECTED LIEN,

it may be worthwhile to stop and think

about what you have actually achieved.

You have been able under common law

to conduct your own case against a party that has wronged you.

You have managed to run this process

without having to go through the statutory courts.

You have only taken a fraction of the time

that it would have taken to address this through the court system.

You have been able to run this process

at a fraction of the cost

that it would have taken through the statutory court system.

You have been able to run this process

without having to employ a solicitor or a QC

Your claim was not dependant

on the court, a judge, or a sheriff.

You will have confirmed the wrongful and possible criminal behaviour

of an individual that has wronged you.

Think what this would mean to the individual concerned,

how it would affect their employment,

their ability to obtain indemnity insurance and their personal life.

You have obtained a LAWFUL JUDGEMENT.

You will have been able to set a realistic claim for your damages

and would not have had to rely

on a judge or sheriff for your claim.

If you have run this process correctly,

you have made it difficult for anyone

to hinder your claim for enforcement.

ENFORCE YOUR CLAIM

Apply for a decree for enforcement;

you can do so by convening a Common Law Court.

Given the fact that you already have

a PERFECTED LEN against them

and a LAWFUL JUDGEMENT,

you will find that it will be difficult for them to get out of this.

If you do receive a defence from them,

it will probably state that there is no legal basis for your claim,

which is correct,

there is however a lawful basis for your claim

and that trumps legal.

You should also note that your lien is perfected,

IT CAN NOT BE ALTERED WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT,

and it stands for ninety-nine years.

NO JUDGE OR SHERIFF

has the power to interfere with an AFFIDAVIT OF TRUTH.

If a judge or sheriff wishes to ask questions about the lien,

they may do so BUT THE LIEN STANDS

AND CANNOT BE ALTERED.

You have an established lawful judgement.

1.

Claim Common Law Jurisdiction.

2.

Is the defender aware of the claim

and have they been given an opportunity to defend?

[Yes].

3.

Is the paperwork competent?

[If you have dealt with it correctly, it will be].

4.

Is there an established debt owing?

[Yes, it has also been notarised or witnessed].

RESULT

YOU SHOULD NOW HAVE YOUR DECREE FOR ENFORCEMENT.

Remember you can also progress your lien

via Debt Collection and Credit Reference Agencies.

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