0002 Request for Remedy
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| From | π§ Bride and Groom |
| To | π§ 1st Trustee, π§ 2nd Trustee |
| Date | 3 Oct 2022 |
| Subject | Request for Remedy |
Ref: 19841103 BT01 0002
1st Trustee and 2nd Trustee
Thank you for meeting with Bride and Groom on Monday 26 Sep 2022.
As you saw, it was emotional and overwhelming, especially as the information you provided was new to Bride and Groom. Itβs taken some time to digest.
Thank you for acknowledging the trespass that occurred against Bride and Groomβs 100+ guests, the focus of this letter.
The trusts, created when the guests, that is the Settlors, granted the gifts, that is their property, to you to be kept in trust for Bride and Groom, should have closed with the transfer of title; Bride and Groom receiving the cards and wrapped gifts.
There were no wrapped gifts. Bride and groom did not receive the cards. There was no transfer of title. This is a breach of trust against their guests, and in Godβs law a breach of trust requires remedy.
Lawful restoration as per Leviticus 6:5;
Restore the gifts in their original condition:
- packaged and wrapped with the cards as delivered by all Settlors; the blessings, well-wishes, notes and so on contained therein; and
- transfer the title to Bride and Groom as intended by the Settlors.
The law has a remedy when this is not possible.
Lawful restoration as per Proverbs 6:30-31;
Restore sevenfold:
- with no record of what was given by whom, the actual value is unknown by us; therefore,
- ascribe a reasonable sum of $100.00 multiplied by 100 guests, adjusted for inflation and multiplied sevenfold, and
- transfer to Bride and Groom in lieu of the guestsβ property.
Bride and groom trust God for an equitable outcome.
Ezekiel 33:15-16, 2 Corinthians 5:10-11, Romans 12:19, Hebrews 10:30, Luke 12:5.
Bride