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Testing The 'Freeman' Hypothesis

 Freedom V Slavery

English & 'Legalese'

Common Law V Civil Law

The 'Fleet Law' Principle

Our Constitution

What is a 'Person'

What's In A 'Name' (& Title)

'States' & 'Societies'

'Countries' as 'Corporations'

What is 'Registration'

More excerpts from the Project Freeman Slide Show Presentation...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Conclusion:

75% Yes

'A Freeman' could find no "official" confirmation of anything called 'Fleet Law'.

However, the inheritance of the Law Merchant and the application of contracts, together with the anecdotal evidence suggests this part of the hypothesis is "water tight"!

(It's just been given the wrong name)

And, if you assume that the application of the Civil Law via statutes IS based on offer and acceptance of contracts the proof is certainly in the pudding

 

'A Freeman' has had success with using the Merchant Contract principles in dealings with:

The Police, including complaints made against them

The Local Council, on parking tickets (FPN's) and attempts to charge Council Tax

A Holiday Park Company, regarding payment of ground rent

An Insurance Company, regarding notice of no claims bonus

The Local Health Authority, regarding standards of care provided

The Royal Mail, regarding attempts to charge for collecting items without giving notice

 

and the same principles were used with DVLA, HMRC & HM Treasury

(see phase 3 for more details)

 

 Freedom V Slavery

English & 'Legalese'

Common Law V Civil Law

The 'Fleet Law' Principle

Our Constitution

What is a 'Person'

What's In A 'Name' (& Title)

'States' & 'Societies'

'Countries' as 'Corporations'

What is 'Registration'

 

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