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** Announcement ** Bills of Exchange, and Its Discharge Clarification
Bills of Exchange and Its Discharge Class Start Date: October 20th, 2024, at 3:00 PM EST Platform: Zoom We are excited to announce our “Bills of Exchange and Its Discharge” class, starting on October 20th, 2024, at 3:00 PM EST. The class will be held via Zoom every Sunday for approximately six…
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** Announcement ** Bills of Exchange, and Its Discharge Update
We have made an update to the terms and conditions. Paragraph 5 is to read as follows: The class will not be recorded, and participants will not have access to class materials after the session. This class will be only available through the website. And, will be available for those that can not attend the…
The Conceptual Nature of Accounts: A Legal Perspective on Figments of the Mind with Tangible Consequences
Introduction Accounts are foundational elements in financial and legal frameworks, serving as essential constructs in commercial transactions. This article delves into the conceptual nature of accounts, examining how they are created as figments of the mind, yet carry significant tangible consequences. Through an analysis of legal definitions, principles, and case law, this article elucidates the…
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Knowing the difference of when you are the creditor or debtor is important!
The man that made this video I have a lot of respect for. I would have given him credit, but was told there was no need to. Some of you will and/or may know who he is, and if so then you know. I am sharing this as an example of know when you are…
Did The Banking Holiday of March 6th, 1933 End?
Proclamations 2039 and 2040: Transforming American Banking During the Great Depression
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The Powers of Congress to Regulate Money and the Role of Contracts, and Did They Steal the Gold or Did They Redefine Gold?
So, you believe they “stole the gold”? Well, that just proves you do not understand what money is. At one time they used sea shells as money. Who agreed that sea shells had value? The parties to the contract decided that. This is why you can use anything of “value” as money. That includes a…