NC Constitution - Laborers exemption from legislative taxation

[Notorial dissent]

Originally Posted by jeagas68

Why do you insist on going off on other tangents, nowhere did I highlight anything about homestead.

Secondly it can mean whatever I want it to mean, just look at the ambiguity of government attorney's what lengths they go through. In my administrative processes an unrebutted claim holds truth in any court, it holds the other party in the action to a private agreement.

'SD

Neither Sec 1 or Sec 2 refer to wages, and Sec 3 applies to labor and materials of a workman, not wages. Again, nothing that can be applied to garnishment. You can administrative processes all you want to, for all the good it will do. There is absolutely nothing in the section you chose that has anything to do with garnishment. If there has been a garnishment served against you, the only way it can be lifted is to pay the assessment, go to court and get it lifted, or get fired.

[farmer_giles_of_ham]

Neither Sec 1 or Sec 2 refer to wages, and Sec 3 applies to labor and materials of a workman, not wages. Again, nothing that can be applied to garnishment. You can administrative processes all you want to, for all the good it will do. There is absolutely nothing in the section you chose that has anything to do with garnishment. If there has been a garnishment served against you, the only way it can be lifted is to pay the assessment, go to court and get it lifted, or get fired.

Thats why we are better off dealing PROPERTY, and NEVER "income". That there check- it is for property, the fruit of labor, to replace my loss, or to fund my credit, or otherwise 'make-even' @ cost.

[jeagas68]

Originally Posted by Notorial dissent

Neither Sec 1 or Sec 2 refer to wages, and Sec 3 applies to labor and materials of a workman, not wages. Again, nothing that can be applied to garnishment. You can administrative processes all you want to, for all the good it will do. There is absolutely nothing in the section you chose that has anything to do with garnishment. If there has been a garnishment served against you, the only way it can be lifted is to pay the assessment, go to court and get it lifted, or get fired.

I have heard you post the last couple sentences several times, why are you here on this site?
People are here to get solutions but your goal seems to be for keeping people down at whatever cost.

For the rest of you look at this posters ID, "Notarial dissent" . Most notaries are closed minded and only serve one goal as a creature of the STATE, using a notary is like asking your enemy for a benefit, it just does not make any sense. It is better to ask your brethren to be witnesses or if you know who you really truly are in this world you can use your own seal to certify a document;

See the attachment evidence how a proper administrative procedure can serve you.