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Originally Posted by planetmark
Explain a bit about liens needing judicial action? I was under the impression that once you default someone, that becomes the judgment... That's the gist of the "commercial lien" documents running around here anyway. So, I'm confused why you guys are saying the IRS liens are illegal without a judgment.
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Administrative government, or
government in miniature and its processes cannot exist without judicial oversight to watchdog it. The citation you brought is interesting but based in a general ignorance of how to respond to the Notice. One only needs to prevent the Notice from curing into a lien.
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Originally Posted by gratisman
Last time I checked the IRS was a private corporation that was incorporated in Puerto Rico. Not the same as the United States Government.
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Regards,
David Merrill.
P.S.
Important Note: Pay attention carefully to the linked
court document. And I am not referring particularly to the Circuit Court in Denver; I am referring to superior court of the people with my clerk Robert C. Balink. The insideous attorney-in-the-black-robe who uttered the words in your citation does not reveal where the judicial action took place - at the county clerk and recorder! Common law via public notice and record.
That is why I find AndyK and Judge Roy Bean so difficult to tolerate sometimes. They continually berate the authority inherent in the character of men and women and always elevate government above its creator. Luckily about anything they say can be utilized to edify the Readers in general.
The sanitized attachment worked great and is of course public record. However you had to wait while I sanitized it because of craven little rats like AndyK who would sooner have you chained to the wall next to him than have you explain how it is you are free and he is not. The Reception # of the Notice of Lien has been blacked over near the top of the form. The explanation of statutes is unnecessary but helps to get the Notice of Lien removed from Credit Reporting Agencies. However it only removes the lien, expect the pesky agent to file another as soon as he or she sees you have defeated the action. Therefore I prefer opening an evidence repository and formalizing the Refusal for Cause before the United States -
exclusive original cognizance...