A Critical Analysis of a “Demand to Quash”

The following “Demand to Quash” was written by an acquaintance who’s a good man and on the right track.  The demand is fairly well-written and contains some good case cites concerning fraud.  It’s a document that I, myself might’ve written, say, five years ago.  But today, I read the document as see so many elements [...]

The Power to Define and “this state”

For most of a year, I’ve been saying that the words are the “law of the law”. That is, I’ve realized that a intent of a “law” like “Thou shalt not kill” is determined by the meanings and definitions of the words and grammar that comprise the laws.

Broadly speaking, definitions are the “law [...]

Notes on Names

Some people (including me) suspect that an all-upper-case name (like “ALFRED ADASK”) may signify an estate, an account or some sort of legal fiction that is an entity completely different from that of a man whose proper name is capitalized (like “Alfred Adask”). This theory has been around since the early 1990s (I should know, [...]

“Alfred Adask a/k/a ALFRED ADASK”

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An email from a listener to my radio show:

For the second time of which I am aware, on Tuesday, May 13, 2008, you invited our attention to the point that we no longer pay our debts, but that we now only discharge them. If I correctly read and understand the legislation of [...]

Location of the Debtor

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TITLE XXXIV-A
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
CHAPTER 382-A
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
ARTICLE 9
SECURED TRANSACTIONS
Part 3
Perfection and Priority
Subpart 1. Law Governing Perfection and Priority
Section 382-A:9-307
382-A:9-307 Location of Debtor. –
[The critical word appears to be “location”.]
(a) “Place of business.” In this section, “place of business” means a place where a debtor conducts its affairs. [This, in [...]

Legal Fictions

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On 080520, I was watching “Celebrity Jury Duty” on TV. The jurors are “celebrities”. The judge is a real, former judge. A plaintiff trying to collect some alleged debt stated that a particular loan agreement was “actually signed by the defendant”. The judge said, “Strike ‘actually’.” The plaintiff replied “The loan agreement was signed by [...]

lawful vs. legal

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Search for “Lawful estate” results in zero hits from the USSC, and only a handful of literal hits on Google.
But in searching for “lawful estate” I found the following definition of LEGAL:

Double Personality #1

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Hi Donna,
The info on “double personality” is exciting. I’m searching the internet to see what I can find on John Salmond, etc.
Back about A.D. 1994, I advanced the idea that the all upper case name (“ALFRED ADASK”) identified some sort of legal fiction or entity other than myself (“Alfred Adask”). I called “ADASK” [...]