"all rights reserved" part success

[juststartingout]

My husband has started signing "All rights Reserved" on all documents as of late - no UCC code with it. He was filling out a credit application in regards to our business - to purchase supplies and turn around and resell them. He had signed it "A.R.R." - and there were some parts of the contract that were basically saying "here let me bend you over this barrell" and he was waving all his rights.



He got a call today saying that he'd have to reapply b/c the contract cannot be accepted this way. He said that that is his signature and that's the way it stands. So the guy has to talk to his manager. Bascially he's cancelling out that part of the contract where he waives his rights. "They know"



This is just the beginning, right? He's having lotsa fun with this.

[Jerseee]

juststartingout,



That is a success! You know this whole situation is so much easier when your significant other is in tune and on board with the fight for personal freedom.



This scheme was suppose to divide the camily but, I see where it can bring them even closer through adversity and faith in one another. Thanks for sharing and congratulate the Hubby---this takes courage as you know!!!

[EnSabahNur]

I would add "Authorized representative of with P.O.A in Fact, All rights reserved, *Signature*



That way it is not YOU (ALL CAPITOL ARTIFICIAL-PERSON) signing it but a representative of, so they can never link you (natural-person) directly to the ALL CAPPS name applying for something.



I think the two together could just about take care of any attacks on your body. As a bonus if anyone crosses that out after, that is fraud, and the instrument is immediately VOID.

[juststartingout]

Jerseee - thanks. I guess i hadn't looked at it that way. you're right! He's very onboard with everything here... just no time to research himself so he gets to learn from me

I would add "Authorized representative of with P.O.A in Fact,

What is this one all about? Plus, we haven't gone through the UCC process of the ALL CAPS issue. We're just sticking with A.R.R., I guess, right now.

juststartingout,



EnSabahNur is correct in the manner with which to add to the A.R.R. portion of your husbands signature. However, in this respect, he is not signing for his STRAWMAN, b/c as you mention, it was a credit application for your BUSINESS, a different type of STRAWMAN, called a Corporation, or whatever form of entity you have created (I hope it is not a general partnership!). So by adding the auth. rep. portion, he is removing himself from accidently signing with his personal liability on the line. But be careful if you add P.O.A. (power of attorney) - as you said, this is a business, not your STRAWMAN.



-squirrels

Originally Posted by juststartingout

My husband has started signing "All rights Reserved" on all documents as of late - no UCC code with it. He was filling out a credit application in regards to our business - to purchase supplies and turn around and resell them. He had signed it "A.R.R." - and there were some parts of the contract that were basically saying "here let me bend you over this barrell" and he was waving all his rights.

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He's having lotsa fun with this.

your husband is blessed to have you at his side in this mess. ever stand with him you cant (he cant know how much it means to have you doing this with him) but others do. the support you can share one to another is nothing short of a blessing for the both of you, bringing you closer and stronger in and with each other. i have lost grrlfriends left and right behind this fight. even after trying to explain to them...one told me "I DONT CARE AS LONG AS MY CC WORKS, IM FINE") grin...but when its the right one she'll tell me hahahahahaha riot hahahahah have a great day and a wonderful forever...then too, im not sure if A.R.R. is an express reservation as far as i know it must be spelled out. but if you have a cite for A.R.R. (in that form) great happy hunting...always have a cite to back your play...