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declaratory judgement~
~The administrative process of using notices to offer discussion to avoid conflict and secure a
declaratory judgment is the simplest remedy. Notaries are ranked above a justice of the supreme
court when acting in their administrative capacity with respect to notices, drafts, checks, bills of
exchange, notes, or other negotiable instruments, and protesting the same for non-presentment or
non-acceptance~
"Remaining in honor is as simple as offering discussion to avoid conflict before you get to court.
That is all it requires. And using "notices" which are instruments of common law discussion, and
the Notary Public, you can offer discussion to avoid conflict. Usually YOU will be ignored,
placing your opponent in DIShonor, meaning you win by default. Remaining in honor is very
simple. You just have to answer any notice you receive in writing.
See when people go to court they are not in trouble in court for example for what they did to
receive a notice, like any form of traffic ticket. They are in trouble for what they did NOT do in
the 30 days or so BEFORE court. This process of notices is an ancient common law process. It is
the same process the police use with their tickets to get YOU into trouble. They expect you to
either pay, or do nothing at all until the hearing and then create dispute or conflict without having
first offered discussion. THIS is what puts YOU in DISHONOR.
ALSO another thing that will put you in DISHONOR is claiming to understand the cause and
nature of the charges and proceeding against you, and then pleading not guilty. When you are in
court and claim to understand like this, you have not said what you think you said. You just
claimed to stand under the cause and nature of the charges and proceedings against you. THAT is
your statement, and then you Plead or BEG to NOT PAY because not guilty means NOT
GUILDED that you are refusing to pay, AFTER having claimed to stand under the cause and
nature of the charges and proceedings against you.
If you have used notices through the Notary Public to offer discussion to avoid conflict, and were
ignored, you are golden. You show up and when asked if you understand the cause and nature of
the charges and proceedings you say NO, then you just hand the judge your notices which
evidences that you are in honor and your opponent is in default and DISHONOR you win by
default, case dismissed." ~R.J.~
1: create and send a Notice of Conditional Acceptance / Notice of Discharge by way of
Seeking Clarification /Notice of Permanent Estoppel by Acquiescence.
2: after no response in given time create and send Notice of dishonor.
3: after no response in given time create and send Notice of protest for non-acceptance. (which
once ignored BECOMES your declaratory judgment of permanent estoppel by silent
acquiescence)
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and proceedings so against me. As such I do not understand nor do I consent to stand under the
cause and nature of the charges and proceedings against me with respect to this case.
(questions they are unwilling/unable to answer pertaining to your case "clarification".. what
jurisdiction, who's the complaint , bondholders info, proof of oath and such..)
I conditionally accept that you are trying to communicate with me something apparently of great
importance, but I hereby discharge your notice by seeking clarification as to exactly what you are
trying to tell me.
If you do choose to respond with any disputes, I must insist that you do so within ten (10) days
of service of this Affidavit, in writing, via registered mail and provide proof of your claim, under
oath or attestation with full commercial liability and penalty of perjury.
I hereby declare attest and swear that all information in this document is true and correct to the
best of my knowledge and that I have personal knowledge of the facts contained herein and do
accept personal responsibility for all statements made and facts presented.
Most Sincerely,
Signature_____
Dated__________
Notary
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Notice Of Dishonor
NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL IS NOTICE TO
AGENT
Dear ( party )
I am writing to inform you that you have dishonored my Notice of Conditional Acceptance /
Notice of Discharge by way of Seeking Clarification /Notice of Permanent Estoppel by
Acquiescence, by failing to accept and respond. Through your silence you have confirmed that
we share an understanding regarding all points in the original notice received by you on
October __, 2010. This notice is to both inform you of the fact that you have dishonored my
notice, and to give you another opportunity to respond and to clarify anything you do not
understand. You have another ten (10) days to respond to this original notice that I have properly
served upon you. I look forward to your response and an opportunity to discuss this matter.
Responses must be under oath, bond, and full commercial liability, and received within ten (10)
days from the date this notice is received. Thank you very much for your time and cooperation.
I hereby declare, attest and affirm that all information in this document is true and correct to the
best of my knowledge and that I have personal knowledge of the facts contained herein and do
accept personal responsibility for all statements made and facts presented.
Most Sincerely,
Signature_____
Dated__________
Notary
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Notice Of Protest For Non Acceptance
NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL IS NOTICE TO
AGENT
Dear (party),
I am writing this notice of Protest for Non Acceptance, under seal, in a formal statement, to
advise you that a bill of exchange was on 10/06/2010, presented for acceptance, and that such
acceptance was refused. The notice sent on 10/06/2010 was verified received by your signature
via certified mail return receipt on 10/07/2010, and ten (10) days were given for acceptance.
On 11/16/2010, well after the time frame given, Notice of Dishonor was presented and held for
collection also, and that notice was served by this office to advise you that you had dishonored a
bill of exchange. This FINAL NOTICE, Notice of Protest for Non Acceptance, sought by the
party presenting the bill of exchange, is to advise you again that this office is holding for
collection a bill of exchange presented for acceptance, and that acceptance has been refused.
Per instruction of the party presenting said bill of exchange, you now have another ten (10) days
to accept the bill of exchange and all original notices related, and they can be accepted in this
office, either in person, or by certified mail, by registering a notarized response in this office, per
the presenting party, in the fashion stated within the first notice given. I (name) am presenting
this bill of exchange and have requested that this Notary Public fulfill their duty to protest for
non-acceptance of the bills of exchange currently being held for collection.
Most Sincerely,
Signature_____
Notary
Dated__________