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Originally Posted by Rlynne
I can't answer the last part of your question but I can tell you a little about Sherry. Sherry Jackson if memory serves me well was a IRS accountant. People she was auditing would pose the question of, where is it written that citizens must pay taxes?
She started asking her supervisors for the exact law that said people must pay taxes but they couldn't show her the law. So she went higher in the IRS asking that question without any satisfaction. Eventually she started speaking to no tax groups.
To be honest her problems had nothing to do with the UCC it was speaking to these groups about not paying taxes that landed her in hot water.
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Many thanks, Rlynne. I am just surprised that it went as far as it did and wondered if she used UCC 1-207 in her battle. From first sight, I would say not.
If this is presumptive, are not UCC reservation of rights waived if an attorney (bar) is used in defensive litigation for plaintiff? It makes sense to me that this would be the case.