No Contract, No Court: What the Clearfield Doctrine Means for You
Posted at KeeptheCastle.com because this needs to be seen.
All courts were dissolved in 2008 under the Clearfield doctrine then became registered companies on Dunn and Bradstreet company search.
When corporate governments enter commerce, they are subject to the same burdens as any private firm or corporation U.S v Burr 309 U.S 22. See 22, U.S CA 286 e Bank of US v Planters Bank of Georgia 6L Ed (Wheat 244.)
Under the Clearfield Doctrine, the courts are no longer government entities in that they are demanding private monies and must have a contract with you to compel performance. They are no more special as a normal business than your local Toyota dealer.
Clearfield Doctrine:
- “if private commercial paper is used by corporate government, then government loses its sovereignty status and becomes no different than a mere private corporation” .
Yet Government creates and enforces CIVIL LAWS known as statues, acts and legislation created by the Bar Association which are duty bound to comply with the LAW of CONTRACTS.
The Law of Contracts requires signed written agreements and complete
transparency!
State and Federal governments descended into private corporations.
Whereas defined pursuant to Supreme Court Annotated Statute: Clearfield Trust Co. v. United States 318 U.S. 363-371 1942: "Governments descend to the level of a mere private corporation, and take on the characteristics of a mere private citizen . . . where private corporate commercial paper [Federal Reserve Notes] and securities [checks] is concerned……such corporations and individuals are regarded as
entities entirely separate from government."
What the Clearfield Doctrine is effectively saying is that when private commercial paper is used by corporate government, then government loses its sovereignty status and becomes no different than a
mere private corporation.
As such, government then becomes bound by the rules and laws that govern private corporations which means that if they intend to compel an individual to some specific performance based upon its corporate statutes or corporation rules, then the government, like any private corporation, must be the holder-in-due-course of a contract or other commercial agreement between it and the one upon who demands for specific performance are made. This would pertain to the GSEs acting ultra vires as agents of the US Treasury.
And further, the “government” must be willing to enter the contract or commercial agreement into evidence before trying to get the court to enforce its demands, called statutes.
This case is very important because of a 1942 case
that was decided after the UNITED STATES CORPORATION COMPANY was formed and it filed its "CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION" in the State of Florida (July 15, 1925). This decision was decided AFTER the 'corporate government' agreed to use the currency of the private corporation, the FEDERAL RESERVE.
Articles of Incorporation of UNITED STATES Corporations are not and can never be SOVEREIGN.
They are not real, they are a fiction that exists only on paper. Therefore, all laws created by government corporations are private corporate regulations called public law, statutes, codes and ordinances to conceal their true nature.
Since these government bodies are not SOVEREIGN, they cannot promulgate or enforce CRIMINAL LAWS; they can only create and enforce CIVIL LAWS, which are duty bound to comply with the LAW of CONTRACTS.
The Law of Contracts requires signed written agreements with complete transparency, consent, consideration, and a meeting of the minds.
Did you ever agree to be arrested and tried under any of their corporate
statutes? For that matter, did you ever agree to contract with them by agreeing to be sued for violating their corporate regulations? Did you agree to be an employee of the federal government?
Enforcement of these corporate statutes by local, state and federal law enforcement officers are unlawful actions being committed against the unknowing public who are covertly induced to contract. 12:10 PM · Jun 30, 2024
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