0003 Notice to remedy
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| From | 📧 Bride and Groom |
| To | 📧 1st Trustee, 📧 2nd Trustee |
| Date | 14 Nov 2022 |
| Subject | Guests’ Remedy Notice 01 |
Ref: 19841103 BT01 0003
1st Trustee and 2nd Trustee
Please note required responses and time-frames in the attached document.
Bride
Attachment 1 Notice to remedy
Time sensitive document
Bride and Groom (we, us, our)
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1st Trustee
By email to: 📧
2nd Trustee
By email to: 📧
Office Found
All addressed parties jointly and severally as well as their successors, nominees and assigns.
14 Nov 2022
Notice to Remedy
Attachments
Attachments form part of this document:
- Attachment 1 Proverbs 6:30-31 Calculation
- Attachment 2 Invoice BJ221114
- Attachment 3 Fee Schedule
- Attachment 4 Scriptures
- Attachment 5 Definition of Terms
Previous letters form part of this document:
Dear 1st Trustee and 2nd Trustee,
Background
As introduced in Bride and Groom’s previous letters, Bride and Groom are writing to clarify that in late 2022, and during their meeting with you on Monday 26 September 2022, they became aware of the nature of the transactions that took place at their wedding on 3 November 1984, that is the creation of 100+ trusts1, and the subsequent breaches of trust against their 100+ guests:
- Bride and Groom’s 100+ wedding guests transferred to you cards on packaged and wrapped gifts with the intent, as noted on the cards addressed to Bride and Groom, that Bride and Groom would receive, unwrap and open the gifts2;
- When you accepted each gift you created a trust with each guest, that is Settlor, in which you are Trustees and Bride and Groom are joint Beneficiaries; This was confirmed with Bride and Groom’s acceptance of your offer to hold the gifts for them to collect and open upon their return from honeymoon;
- Bride and Groom returned from their honeymoon, with the anticipation of opening gifts from their guests, to the shock of discovering no packaged and wrapped gifts and no cards;
- Bride and Groom were shocked to realise that your word was a lie3;
- You, as Trustees, can not release, that is disclaim, your obligations to fulfil the Settlors’ intent4;
- Your fiduciary duty prohibits actions inconsistent with the Beneficiaries’ interests5;
- When Trustees fail to act the trust does not fail4;
- Each trust remains exercisable despite the lapse of time4;
- None of the trusts have been terminated as Bride and Groom did not consent to your actions nor have Bride and Groom received the cards, evidence of title, as intended6;
- You, as Trustees, can not be fairly excused as you did not confirm with Bride and Groom that your actions were authorised7;
- As there were no packaged and wrapped gifts and cards you, as Trustees, are accountable for theft;
- It is not for Bride and Groom to absolve you as Trustees from the consequences of your breaches of trust against their 100+ guests; rather Bride and Groom are to look on the things of others3.
Statements of Fact
At Bride and Groom’s wedding reception each guest, by transfer of packaged and or wrapped gifts and or cards addressed to Bride and Groom, created a trust with you as Trustees and Bride and Groom as joint Beneficiaries, with the written intent that Bride and Groom receive, unwrap and open each gift.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises you to dishonour your obligations; and quote the section of trust legislation that states the office of Trustee is not accepted by doing any act in performing the trust that could be interpreted as its acceptance4; else it is settled that you are Trustees of 100+ trusts, the property held for Bride and Groom as joint Beneficiaries.
From the opening of the very first gift you failed your fiduciary duty as Trustees, to hold the gifts and transfer them to Bride and Groom in their original condition, you committed 100+ breaches of trust and also became accountable in equity to a breach of fiduciary duty.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law and trust legislation that authorises you, as Trustees, to set at naught the Settlors’ intent and violate the trust and property of others by not maintaining the gifts in their original condition; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, have committed 100+ breaches of trust and are accountable in equity to a breach of fiduciary duty.
When you, as Trustees, authorised the gifts be opened, not by the Beneficiaries, the privacy of each Settlor was violated.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please provide verifiable evidence that each gift was not intended to be opened by the Beneficiaries, and quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises a man’s privacy to be breached; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, violated the property of 100+ men and women.
When you, as Trustees, authorised the cards, that is personal mail, be opened and read, not by the Beneficiaries, the privacy of each of the 100+ men and women was violated.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please provide verifiable evidence that each card was addressed to you, or quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises a man’s privacy to be breached; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, violated the privacy of 100+ men and women.
When the wrapping paper, ribbons, boxes and cards containing blessings, money, and so on could not be produced you, as Trustees, are accountable for theft.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises theft; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, are accountable for the theft of the wrapping paper, ribbons, boxes and cards containing blessings, money, and so on from 100+ men and women.
When the cards were withheld from Bride and Groom the transfer of title, that is evidence of ownership, from each guest was stolen.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises theft; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, stole from 100+ men and women their transfer of title.
When the gifts were opened and the wrapping and or packaging and or cards withheld from Bride and Groom, the intended surprise of what was given by whom, and the stories behind their choices, from each guest was stolen.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises theft; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, stole from 100+ men and women their intended surprise.
When the gifts were opened and the wrapping and or packaging and or cards withheld from Bride and Groom the intended pleasure and memory of discovery, unwrapping each gift to discover the item therein, from each guest was stolen.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises theft; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, stole from 100+ men and women their intended pleasures and memories of discovery.
When the gifts were opened and the wrapping and or packaging and or cards withheld from Bride and Groom the intended delight and memory of exploration, unpacking each gift to explore the elements, materials and so on, from each guest was stolen.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises theft; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, stole from 100+ men and women their intended delights and memories of exploration.
When the cards were withheld from Bride and Groom the intended joy of blessings, well-wishes, notes, cash, cheques and so on contained within each card, from each guest was stolen.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises theft; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, stole from 100+ men and women their intended joy of blessings.
As the gifts were not transferred to Bride and Groom as intended, each guest was denied acknowledgement, blessings of thankfulness, shared memories, relationship, and the knowledge that Bride and Groom set up house with their gifts.
When you rebut this statement of fact for error, please quote the relevant section of God’s law that authorises theft; else it is settled that you, as Trustees, stole from 100+ men and women their due acknowledgement, blessings of thankfulness, shared memories, relationship, and knowledge that Bride and Groom set up house with their gifts.
Rebuttal
Please take particular note that:
- Bride and Groom have addressed you personally and require your personal rebuttal to the statements of fact; and
- Each statement of fact must be rebutted for error with full and detailed verifiable evidence to support your claims.
Remedy
Bride and Groom will this trespass be settled in the private.
As noted in Bride and Groom’s letter to you dated 3 October 2022, in God’s law a breach of trust requires remedy.
To rectify this trespass and close the trusts, Bride and Groom require from you:
Your rebuttal as directed above; or
Lawful restoration as per Leviticus 6:4-53;
Restore the gifts in their original condition:
- packaged and or wrapped and or with the cards as delivered by all Settlors with the blessings, well-wishes, notes and so on contained therein, and
- transfer the title to Bride and Groom as intended by the Settlors.
Where this is not possible; then
Lawful restoration as per Proverbs 6:30-313;
Restore sevenfold: Without the cards being given to them Bride and Groom have no record of what was given by whom, the actual value is unknown by them; therefore,
- ascribe a reasonable sum of $100 multiplied by 100 guests multiplied sevenfold8 adjusted for inflation; invoice attached; and
- transfer to Bride and Groom in lieu of the Settlors’ gifts.
Response
Bride and Groom give you 30 days from the date of this letter to answer with your rebuttal or remedy by return email, with the stipulation that your non-response will be accepted as acquiescence.
When you do not respond or provide remedy, the result is:
- the establishment of an estoppel, and
- an affidavit to establish the facts in law, and
- a public notice of default, and
- a court application to seek to enforce remedy; and
- you incur fees for Bride and Groom’s time and materials when dealing with you, and when dealing with any other party, fee schedule attached.
Bride and Groom reserve the right, at their discretion, to intervene at any or all stages throughout the process.
Without prejudice, malice, vexation, contention, merriment or harm.
No liability, errors and omissions accepted.
In love and sincerity,
By: Bride and Groom
Fīat jūstitia ruat cælum
References
- Best guess approximation
- Number unknown to this day
- As per Attachment 4
- Equity and Trusts in Australia [16.185], G E Dal Pont
- Equity and Trusts in Australia [4.15], G E Dal Pont
- Equity and Trusts in Australia [25.120], G E Dal Pont
- Equity and Trusts in Australia [24.205], G E Dal Pont
- Calculated in Attachment 1
Attachment 1
Proverbs 6:30-31 Calculation
The following inflation adjusted calculation shall be recalculated for every day the remedy remains unfulfilled beyond 14 December 2022.
Restore assumed sum of $100 multiplied by 100 guests multiplied sevenfold, adjusted for inflation.
| assumed sum per guest: | $100 |
| number of guests: | 100 |
| multiply: | 7 |
| Inflation Calculator: | 3.34% pa |
| 3 Nov 84 to 14 Nov 22: | 13,891 days |
| 38 yrs 12 days | |
| Interest Calculator: | Total P+I (A) |
| Principal ℗: | $ 70,000 |
| Annual Rate ®: | % 3.34 |
| Compound (n): | Continuous |
| Time (t in years): | 38.032876712329 |
| Answer: | $249,333.99 |
Attachment 2 Invoice BJ221114
| Invoice Nº: | BJ221114 |
| Date: | 14 November 2022 |
| Item | AUD |
| Proverbs 6:30-31 Restoration | $249,333.99 |
| Preparation of Notice to Remedy | $0.00 |
| Total Amount Owing | $249,333.99 |
| Payment Due Date: | 14 December 2022 |
Terms and Conditions
| Payment: | 30 days after the Invoice Date |
| Payable upon non-rebuttal and non-fulfillment of “Leviticus 6:4-5 Restoration” | |
| Payment Method: | Direct deposit |
| BSB: | 000-000 |
| Account Number: | 12345678 |
| Amount Owing: | $249,333.99 |
| two hundred and forty-nine thousand three hundred and thirty-three dollars and ninety-nine cents. |
Bride and Groom give you 30 days from the Invoice Date to contact them by return email to negotiate a payment plan or make payment in full; with the stipulation that your non-response will be accepted as payment default and may invoke late fees and the debt recovery process as noted in Attachment 3 Fee Schedule.
The inflation adjusted “Proverbs 6:30-31 Restoration” value shall be recalculated for every day the remedy remains unfulfilled beyond 14 December 2022.
There is no statute of limitations on the time to collect any and all such amounts owing.
END INVOICE
Attachment 3 Fee Schedule
| Contract | |
| a. Per third party engagement; legal practitioner | $10,000.00 |
| b. Per third party engagement; other | $8,000.00 |
| c. Per breach of contract | $1,000.00 |
| d. Per failure to pay fees and charges | $1,000.00 |
| e. Per Commonwealth offence reported | $1,000.00 |
| Agent Service Fees | |
| a. Per hour or portion thereof, of Bride and Groom’s time for document preparation, includes study, analysis, research | $400.00 |
| b. Per hour or portion thereof, of Bride and Groom’s time for information provision | $400.00 |
| c. Per hour or portion thereof, of Bride and Groom’s time for document lodgement | $400.00 |
| Court Appearance Fees | |
| Demand for appearance in court: | |
| a. Per appearance under protest and duress | $5,000.00 |
| b. Per special appearance | $3,000.00 |
| Time usage for court appearances: | |
| a. Per hour or portion thereof, of Bride and Groom’s time under protest and duress | $600.00 |
| b. Per hour or portion thereof, of Bride and Groom’s time by special appearance | $400.00 |
Terms and Conditions
All fees are independent and cumulative and stated in Australian Dollars.
There is no statute of limitations on the time to collect any and all such fees.
As per equity, Bride and Groom reserve the option to prescribe the method of payment as specified on the invoice. When invoiced, payment is due 30 days from the invoice date unless noted otherwise on the invoice.
Debt collection policy
When you do not pay an invoice by the specified due date you will be issued two late payment reminder letters each offering you 7 days to negotiate a payment schedule or pay your debt in full. When you do not pay your debt or respond to the late payment reminder letters you will be issued a letter of demand for immediate payment. When you do not pay your debt or respond to the letter of demand you will be issued a default notice.
Bride and Groom reserve the right to take legal action should the debt remain unpaid with the stipulation that you are liable for all their costs associated with recovering your outstanding payment.
Bride and Groom reserve the right to adjust and change this fee schedule at their discretion.
END SCHEDULE OF FEES
Attachment 4 Scriptures
Source: Authorized King James Version, Pure Cambridge Edition
Proverbs 26:28
28 A lying tongue hateth those that are afflicted by it; and a flattering mouth worketh ruin.
Philippians 2:4
4 Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others.
Leviticus 6:4-5
4 Then it shall be, because he hath sinned, and is guilty, that he shall restore that which he took violently away, or the thing which he hath deceitfully gotten, or that which was delivered him to keep, or the lost thing which he found,
5 Or all that about which he hath sworn falsely; he shall even restore it in the principal, and shall add the fifth part more thereto, and give it unto him to whom it appertaineth, in the day of his trespass offering.
Proverbs 6:30-31
30 Men do not despise a thief, if he steal to satisfy his soul when he is hungry;
31 But if he be found, he shall restore sevenfold; he shall give all the substance of his house.
Attachment 5 Definition of Terms
In this document:
accepted means agreed to.
acquiescence means a tacit agreement; consent inferred from silence.
affidavit means a written statement where the contents are sworn or affirmed to be true.
affirmed means declared.
agent means any man, woman or corporation acting on your behalf.
answer means to reply by way of explanation, refutation or justification.
ascertain means to establish with certainty.
ascribe means to assign or attribute.
beneficiary, beneficiaries both mean living soul men and women designated as a recipient of property under a trust.
breach of fiduciary duty exists where the Trustees are found to have breached trust by putting their interests over and above the interests of the Beneficiaries.
breach of trust means the Trustees fail to discharge their duties reasonably, in good faith and for the purposes for which they were conferred.
contention means to make or gain by force.
contract means an agreement between two or more parties creating obligations that are enforceable or otherwise recognisable at law.
definition means an explanation of the signification of a word or term.
disclaim means to say that you have no responsibility for, or knowledge of, something that has happened or been done
discretion means liberty or power of acting without other control than ones own judgement.
disregard means to have no care or respect for something.
elements means parts of a larger whole.
else means otherwise.
errors and omissions accepted means although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this notice, no legal responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions herein, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident or any other cause, and no responsibility is accepted with regard to the standing of anyone mentioned.
establish means to set and fix firmly or unalterably; to settle permanently.
estoppel means a party cannot deny a fact that has already been settled as truth.
equity means freedom from bias or favouritism and dealing fairly and equally with all concerned.
evidence means some thing, including testimony, documents and tangible objects, that proves or disproves the existence of an alleged fact.
fairly excused means those seeking to be excused have proven their conduct to be honest and reasonable.
fīat jūstitia ruat cælum; let justice be done though the heavens fall means justice must be realised regardless of consequences. fiduciary duty exists where one person, the fiduciary, undertakes to act for another, the principal, and in doing so, must place the interests of the principal above their own.
God’s law see law
harm means mischief; wickedness.
in lieu means in place of; instead.
in the private means a private negotiation unconnected with others.
jointly and severally means that each of you has the duty of fully performing the obligations set forth herein and that we have the right to collect the entire balance owed.
law means the Word of God being the doctrines and precepts of God, and his revealed will as set out in The Holy Bible, Authorised King James Version, Pure Cambridge Edition; the natural law of the land.
lawful means according to God’s law. legislation means Statutes or Acts of Parliament, enacted by a government.
liable means obliged in law or equity.
living means not dead.
malice means a disposition to injure others without cause, from mere personal gratification or from a spirit of revenge.
man means a living soul.
merriment means mirth.
natural law of the land is a rule of conduct arising out of the natural relations of man established by God, and existing prior to any positive precept. Thus it is a natural law of the land, that one man should not injure another, and theft and fraud are crimes, independent of any prohibition from a supreme power.
no liability means we have acted in good faith and neither of us are liable to anyone mentioned herein for any damage, loss or prejudice suffered or claimed due to: a. the noted statements of fact; b. the remedy; c. the execution and filing of documents mentioned herein, whether or not the facts therein are correct.
note means to observe carefully or with particularity.
noted means set down in writing.
notice means a written or printed announcement.
obligation means a moral duty that renders a person liable to provide remedy for neglecting it.
office found means whomsoever receives this notice is responsible to ensure all addressed parties receive the document.
person means a living soul.
personal means belonging to a man or woman and private in actions or character.
private means belonging to or concerning an individual only.
proof means the establishment or refutation of an alleged fact by evidence.
public notice means notices listed publicly online or in print.
reasonable means to take steps to ascertain whether an action is authorised prior to performing the action.
rebut means to oppose by argument, plea or countervailing proof.
redress means to set right.
remedy means to redress a trespass.
respond means to answer.
right means liberty, that is the power of acting as one thinks fit, without any restraint or control, except by the laws of nature.
set at naught means to disregard or scorn something; to treat something as unworthy of respect or consideration.
settled means established.
settlor means the person who grants any property or business to a Trustee in trust for the use of another.
sincerely means honestly; without simulation or disguise.
soul means the spiritual, rational and immortal substance in man, which distinguishes him from the visible creation.
special appearance means our appearance in court for the sole purpose of challenging the court’s assertion of personal jurisdiction over us. statute of limitations means legislation that sets the maximum period that one can wait before filing a lawsuit, depending on the type of case or claim.
stipulation means agreement; contract.
successors, nominees and assigns means the terms agreed herein are binding even when you die or assign your obligation to another, then your estate or the person who thus receives your obligation is bound by your agreement.
theft means a criminal act that deprives a person of his property held in trust without his consent.
trespass means an unlawful act committed against the person or property of another.
trust legislation means the trust legislation of the Commonwealth and the Australian Capital Territory.
Trustee means the person to whom any property or business is transferred in trust for the benefit of another.
verifiable means that may be proved or confirmed by incontestable evidence to be true.
vexation means afflictive; teasing.
violation means the contravention of a right or duty.
waive means to voluntarily refrain from pressing or enforcing terms and conditions.
will means choice; determination.
without prejudice means parties can speak openly about the matters in dispute without the risk of the other party using that information against them later.
woman means a living soul.
END LETTER