You say the COLB or BC need not be acknowledged by the Beneficiary. You also state that the Beneficiary is also Grantor. This has me confused a bit. My thought was that my Dad was Grantor and I am the Grantee. These (COLBs, BCs) are DEEDs after all, aren't they? If so, the grantee must accept and acknowledge the grant in order for there to be EXECUTION. Absent that act, the DEED is defective since the original intent is not fulfilled. It lies abandoned and in limbo/escrow until such time as the proper claim is made - EXECUTION.
Perhaps you mean that we are GRANTOR only when we continue to stay asleep and ignorant. Since it is only we that could "offer up" said estate in complete ignorance, albeit lawfully, we unwittingly GRANT or transfer our right of inheritance to the appointed wards/guardians of the landed estate intended as our inheritance. We should have just come forth and EXECUTED the DEED and became owners/heirs of the property of said landed estate by the original intent. Instead, we granted it away and the UNEXECUTED defective DEED is claimed by the STATE by our own doing.
Or perhaps you mean we should GRANT the estate, once we EXECUTE the original DEED, to the STATE in LEGAL Title only as Trustee so that we retain equitable title and DOMINION absent the obligation or liability to perform under, or be subject to, the countless bylaws (codes, statutes, ordinances, etc.) of LEGAL titleship.
We exist and use at arm's length and enjoy the DOMINION we were Granted by Almighty God Himself.