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I am trying to better comprehend refuse for cause.

1. what do the words mean specifically?
2. does cause have the same meaning as it would in: "nature and cause", good cause or cause of action?
3. is this contract law and UCC?
4. is this common law and if so where do i find the source
5. what is the cause for refusing, is it any fraudulent act or a interference with rights or what can it be?

I have found alleged public officials who are holding office without Oath and i find this to be impeachable act and even though i have required copy its not been rendered and still they go on as if i have not required it. I have letter from the the records people at the secretary of states office saying that they have no responsive records for said Officials and these officials do "CAUSE", harm, injury and loss to I.

Thank you for your help.

Thank you.
1. I do not like the Presentment; it is bad business or one-sided, of no benefit.

The Fed is not an agency of the US. It is an instrumentality but only because Congress has sanctioned it to do bad business. It honors debt like debt has value - elastic currency. It feels cryptic but you have to get your head right before you can begin to interpret the event horizon or standing wave into a useful experience.

The brain trust is helpful - the lesson plan is now $800/new suitor. Both sides of the brain - split brain hemisphericity.


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Brain Trust = by utilizing 125 brains in parallel I have acquired the supercomputer I was always dreaming of.


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You are not a small part of this - StSC. More of an echo chamber though, for resonance characterization.

2. I thought showing you an attorney using the same technique might clarify. MITCHELL's cause is that the OMB publication is law. "Lack of Jurisdiction." I like that aspect applied to R4C. Thank you George.

3. Both contract law and the UCC are about trust.

4. Common law is nothing more than case law. The Common Law of England has been adopted in America until overwritten by statute or stare decisis. It is cases that are used to sway appeals justices - "authority".

5. It can be any innovation to the contract/trust. If one party notifies the other party of a change, then the other party has time to think it over and if he stays quite it cures into the new bylaw of the trust agreement. Law. The way to refuse is called Refusal for Cause.