"free and clear ownership" before land patent?

[Notorial dissent]

Originally Posted by robhalford88

Come on ND, don't try that crap here. You know that law is about the meaning of words, yet here you are mixing them up and thinking we won't notice? Mixing up what?
1 Democratic republic = communist. Was that a slip?
No, but it says a great deal about your lack of knowledge.
2 You need to read what was written in the times before the declaration of independence.
Was there something in particular you would like to misconstrue or just the document as a whole?
3 We aren't idiots, please don't treat us as such.
Then I would strongly suggest you quit acting the part.

Rob, as usual your ignorance speaks volumes.

There have been Republics, Democracies, and Democratic Republics since the beginning of nations. We have and have had since the founding of the nation a Republic, that is what it is called and that is what it legally is. It is a democratic republic in that the greater majority of the population has the franchise whereas in some the franchise, if there were one belonged only to a restricted class.

[robhalford88]

Originally Posted by Notorial dissent

Rob, as usual your ignorance speaks volumes.

There have been Republics, Democracies, and Democratic Republics since the beginning of nations. We have and have had since the founding of the nation a Republic, that is what it is called and that is what it legally is. It is a democratic republic in that the greater majority of the population has the franchise whereas in some the franchise, if there were one belonged only to a restricted class.

Yeah, sure ND, whatever you say. Keep digging, people can see you for what you are. A liar/disinfo troll.

[denise4554]

What if you quit to claim some land to a 'trusting friend' and now he won't give it back as verbally promised? Can a Land Patent filed after the fact put a cloud on the land so he won't be able to get a loan on it? He paid nothing for the land. He was to help me out with a loan. It didn't work. Now he won't give it back. I can file my land patent onThurdsday. Am I going to be protected from this stupid mistake?

[denise4554]

What if you quit to claim some land to a 'trusting friend' and now he won't give it back as verbally promised? Can a Land Patent filed after the fact put a cloud on the land so he won't be able to get a loan on it? He paid nothing for the land. He was to help me out with a loan. It didn't work. Now he won't give it back. I can file my land patent onThurdsday. Am I going to be protected from this stupid mistake?

Didn't mean to post twice or change direction of conversation but where does it all fit together after a land patent is on it? If I pay the taxes under the Land Patent - is it really mine?


I KNOW I am ignorant - but every day...a little less!

[sheisaceo]

Originally Posted by charlesa6

File the Quit to claim, and have your dad to sign it and notarize it and record it with the Recorder of Deed of your County you live in, that give you the right to the property immediately. Secondly, file the UCC 1 to protect it or put it in trust.

How do I file the UCC 1 to protect my property that I have paid off? I have one creditor attempting to get hands on it and I have successfully defended myself with reservation of rights in court from UCC 1-207. Please advise.

I have searched for this information on this site, fyi. Thank you.