
Introduction
Welcome to Session 4 of the series on The Law Explained and the topic tonight being “Corporations, Funds and Property”, namely – what is a Corporation?
What are the different types and origins of Corporations? How is a Corporation formed? How does one claim or assert a Right or Property within a Corporation properly? What is a Fund? How are Funds properly created? What is Property? What is an Asset? How are Property and Assets properly recognised? How do we start to effectively respond to Corporate overreach and prove we are not the property of a corporation?
Part 1 – Review on Key Concepts
Page 3 – Review of Key Points from Session 3
Page 4 – Alternate model
Page 5 – An Estate is a valid record in a Roll with Rights
Page 6 – The Aspects of Person and Estate
Page 7 – Hierarchy of Rolls
Page 8 – Roman Land Register is Proof of Slavery
Page 9 – The Golden Rule of Law
Page 10 – What Law is Not
Page 11 – What is Justice?
Page 12 – What is not Justice?
Page 13 – No Trust can exist under Injustice
Page 14 – The Rule of Relation
Part 2 – Corporations
Page 16 – What is a Corporation?
Page 17 – The two ways a Corporation is proposed
Page 18 – The two ways a Corporation is formed
Page 19 – The two ways Corporate Powers are structured
Page 20 – The two ways a Corporation functions
Page 21 – How founding Corporate Instruments Relate
Page 22 – The three ways a Corporation is proven to exist
Page 23 – What is the importance of Corporate Personality?
Page 24 – A Corporate Person is a derivative of a Person
Page 25 – Corporate Personality depends on Person Roll
Page 26 – Corporate Personality determines standing in law
Page 27 – Corporate Personality 1700’s to 1930’s
Page 28 – Corporate Personality 1930’s to now
Page 29 – Hierarchy of Corporations
Part 3 – Property & Funds
Page 31 – What is Property?
Page 33 – What is a Fund?
Page 34 – Corporations need Funds to operate