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The Law of Agency: Its Principles Ordained by the Creator and Its Current Application

ByPastoroftheWay Reading Time: 7 minutes

IntroductionThe law of agency is a principle foundational to many legal, business, and social relationships today. At its core, it involves one person (the agent) being authorized to act on behalf of another (the principal), creating a relationship characterized by authority, trust, responsibility, and accountability. While this principle may seem to be a purely human…

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084 – Should We Be Living Life Through the Role of Agent? with Pastor of the Way | Sovereign Collective

ByPastoroftheWay Reading Time: 4 minutes

084 – Should We Be Living Life Through the Role of Agent? with Pastor of the Way | Sovereign Collective— Read on Should We Be Living Life Through the Role of Agent?  with Pastor of the Way | Ep. 084 by Sascha Kalivoda As the world gets increasingly bizarre, with seemingly only bad news to…

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What is wrong with the “secured party” process Part 2

ByPastoroftheWay Reading Time: 4 minutes

After all my years of learning different parts of the law and the principles that govern them, I have come to the conclusions I am writing about. For example, you want to be a trustee of something that you believe will fix your situation, whatever that situation may be.  So you step into this role…

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What is wrong with the “Secured Party” Process? Part 1

ByPastoroftheWay Reading Time: 3 minutes

Now, do not take this as saying that the entire process I disagree with. Because, I do not disagree with the whole process. Do I personally believe you need to do it? No! Now, if you are going to do certain things, like start a business, then you might want to consider using a trust….

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Kennedy v. Item Co. The Right to a Good Name is an Inalienable Right

ByPastoroftheWay Reading Time: 2 minutes

The very foundation upon which the law of libel is laid is the protection of reputation. The right to a good name and fame is as absolute and as essential to the ‘pursuit of happiness’ as is the right to life and liberty, characterized in our Declaration of Independence as among those ‘inalienable rights with…

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What is a Right?

ByPastoroftheWay Reading Time: 5 minutes

Right (n) Etymology: Old English riht (West Saxon, Kentish), reht (Anglian), “that which is morally right, duty, obligation,” also “rule of conduct; law of a land;” also “what someone deserves; a just claim, what is due, equitable treatment;” also “correctness, truth;” also “a legal entitlement (to possession of property, etc.), a privilege,” from Proto-Germanic *rehtan…