Near the end of the document, Rooke addresses [sov-cit] gurus directly. "You cannot identify one instance where a court has rolled over and behaved as told. Not one. Your spells, when cast, fail."
Now there is a judge that I might actually like were I to meet him.
Notorious from the root of the word notice. It has to be open use. It can't be I bury my treasure on your land secretly, thereby using it, but the owner is none the wiser.
I'm going to have to get a new survey as one neighbor seems to have their fence on my property. If I'm right, have a lawyer send a letter and advise them when the fence falls down, move it back a foot.
The issue is the 'pin'. Metal rod in the ground marking lots. The last survey mistook a grounding rod from a utility pole as the pin. No utility would use a pin for a ground and no surveyor would use a grounding rod as a pin.
Today's WAAS GPS survey tools are good to less than an centimeter, or 1/4 inch.
I only skimmed through this but this citation stood out. "License" "permission, accorded by a competent authority, conferring the right to do some act which without such authorization would be illegal, or would be a trespass or a tort." A license allows you to do something illegal. James Bond 007https://www.allcreatorsgift...
I don't know about other states, but in Oregon an adverse possession claim has to date to at least 10 years, and it's generally applied in property boundary disputes, such as old, inaccurate survey lines.
Near the end of the document, Rooke addresses [sov-cit] gurus directly. "You cannot identify one instance where a court has rolled over and behaved as told. Not one. Your spells, when cast, fail."
Now there is a judge that I might actually like were I to meet him.
"[Zip Exempt]" is a new one to me. Happily.
They aren't governed by US laws but they still use the Federal postal service. Got it!
Do you think they take American money?
Apparently in some states the minimum period for adverse possession is 7 years. Still, not 20 minutes.
Gimme some moor!
They take American Express?
https://www.ruv.is/kveikur/... I mean, like, WOW man!
Not much to report from Picher, OK. Water's still bright orange, feelin' kinda tired....
Lucky for her it wasn't a group of Proud Boys trying to take her house.l
Notorious from the root of the word notice. It has to be open use. It can't be I bury my treasure on your land secretly, thereby using it, but the owner is none the wiser.
I'm going to have to get a new survey as one neighbor seems to have their fence on my property. If I'm right, have a lawyer send a letter and advise them when the fence falls down, move it back a foot.
The issue is the 'pin'. Metal rod in the ground marking lots. The last survey mistook a grounding rod from a utility pole as the pin. No utility would use a pin for a ground and no surveyor would use a grounding rod as a pin.
Today's WAAS GPS survey tools are good to less than an centimeter, or 1/4 inch.
The squatters section was in with how to get rid of squirrels and such.
Someone kept calling our house, and speaking Chinese really fast. I'd shout back: USA, America, English, USA, USA" No matter.
Finally, someone called, in broken English: "Is this the American Shanghai Hotel?" "no". Do you know of the American Shanghai Hotel?" "no". hang up.
Corvette up on blocks, by the aged mobile home....
I only skimmed through this but this citation stood out. "License" "permission, accorded by a competent authority, conferring the right to do some act which without such authorization would be illegal, or would be a trespass or a tort." A license allows you to do something illegal. James Bond 007https://www.allcreatorsgift...
I don't know about other states, but in Oregon an adverse possession claim has to date to at least 10 years, and it's generally applied in property boundary disputes, such as old, inaccurate survey lines.
The Al Moroccan website calls it New Jersery. Which kind of fits?