Negotiable Instruments: Module 1 of 6

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[@bonniej0]

Up they moved it into the commercial so that the corporations could get a hold of it and you're the trustee and when you go to court and you are you sign anything if you sign any tickets if you sign any agreements for a mortgage they're taking it out of your account plus they're taking it out of your pocket and billing you and charging you interest that's already been paid. You shouldn't get any bill in your mail at all today because there is a account through the social security but you can't go to the social security account office and say anything because they don't know anything about it to research and learn about it and talk to you or listen to Chris Hauser

[@s4iN3tTe]

If you claim it’s was in the Social security account then the burden of proof is on you, to show the evidence in court and you win. The thing is, no one can show and prove that it was ever in their social security account.

[@BitStreamTR]

Thank you for this video its fantastic. Can you do a video on novation describing the three types; substation of creditor, substation of debtor and substation of contract and or terms of a contract?

[@brigitharris4371]

this vid is the video ever

[@abdullahnarejo1259]

Also, can you explain contract Act 1872 and partnership Act 1932 in same way

[@bonniej0]

How old is an IOU that the government made up called Fiat money it used to say

[@abdullahnarejo1259]

can you explain how collateral does not destroy negotiability?

[@GwalaMane]

Is a 1$ money order with offer of acceptance for the full value of however much is being asked written on it and coded wit UCC 3-603, UCC 3-311 without recourse a correct negotiable instrument?

[@lithcorp2059]

*non negotiable instrument

[@gaspardclayette2337]

thank you

[@LawShelf]

You're welcome

[@JoseMartinez-ei9qi]

Thanks but No deal I Don,t need the TV, Thanks but no thank you

[@Zahirabdullah5-2]

But the bank suppose to pay the interest ???

[@Zahirabdullah5-2]

If we using the ucc or ACTs ect lol and the constitution say no state shall make anything but gold n silver not in those words but that what it sayin soooooo

[@gordonhanson3866]

Thanks a lot

[@LawShelf]

Happy to help

[@shaungorham5479]

K. Belarus

[@ferrarisexyf]

Hi, if i just write a note can i bring into a bank....and get funds...

[@Beautiful40272]

Infancy? You have to be out of minor status to discharge debt with a certificate of indebtedness?