Double standards of responsibility are evident when corporate executives reap enormous rewards for their decisions. Magically they evade personal accountability by hiding behind the legal fiction of the corporation when things go wrong. While mere mortals, ordinary individuals, are held… Continue Reading →
Corporate accountability imbalance is evident in Bates v Post Office, just as much as with the bank. Funny how, when things go well for a corporation, the living men and women get the credit. But when things don’t go well,… Continue Reading →
Corporate double-edge lies in its ability to grant legal rights and protections to entities that have no physical presence. At the same time it allows those in control to evade personal responsibility when things go wrong.This often leaves individuals with… Continue Reading →
Trust not in man or woman, because none of us are infallible. Man-made systems such as governmental, legal, or corporate, are inherently flawed. Over time, these systems evolve to serve the interests of a few, rather than the collective good…. Continue Reading →
Courts not level playing fields, and can’t argue with the use of fictional grammar constructs. That’s how to defend yourself against the coming tyranny. Proving the legal system, as it currently stands, is far from equal for all parties. Challenges… Continue Reading →
Corporate person as a legal entity allows a business to function independently from its owners. This gives a corporation the ability to engage in legal transactions, incur debt, and enjoy certain protections. It also raising questions about the extent of… Continue Reading →
“Language fraud” is the manipulation or distortion of language in legal or contractual communication in a deceptive manner. It often misleads or deceives parties into an unfair agreement or contract. Check out your mortgage contract! The fraud arises through manipulation… Continue Reading →
Banking on nothing to hide, while making a legitimate claim regarding an alleged outstanding debt… Why might the bank be unwilling to supply audited accounts or fail to respond to requests for evidence? At first glance, one might assume that… Continue Reading →
Debt collection laws in Australia specify that once a debt is disputed, certain collection activities must cease until the dispute is resolved. By the way, none of this is legal advice, so do your own homework. If a debt’s in… Continue Reading →
Interest being mortgaged on a mortgage document the bank files with the Land Registry Office in Queensland raises some questions. We’re not lawyers, and none of this is legal advice. Do your own research… Firstly, there’s no “street address”, only… Continue Reading →
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