Clarification IBOE/Default on Bond

[justice4all]

I would like to discribe my situation and get some clarification from those with more experiance, as there seems to be some confusion about Bills of Exchange's
including myself.

I have three court cases involving credit cards.

The one I am concerned with was my first case, which went to summory
judgment before the ink was dry. The attorneys have already filled a lein
at the county recorders.

I submitted a Silver Bond and a notice of unconditional acceptance.

What I am thinking about doing:
1. Calling the attorneys and getting the payoff. Sending the judgment, accepted
for value and consideration, along with a IBoE.
2. Having a notary file a "Certificate of Default" for not submitting a Silver
Bond in equity and according the law merchant.

The Confusion:
The way I originally did this was to ask for their employer #, then when I would not get a response, accept their dis-honor and send the BoE to John
Snow.
However, lately it seems that I should just send the BoE to the attorneys
and if they do not accept, I could then do a protest.

Does this seem like a responsible way of handling these kinds of situations or does it have flaws I should be aware of? :???:

[vanton57]

Search in the download section and find the 1883 Fla. S.Ct. case and read it (do the CRITICAL reading).

Under what rule of law are you protesting the non-response? I have asked this question to many and have yet received an adequate answer (this stems back to Jason's article on the Misuse of the Notary Protest). Again, I believe if you read the aforementioned case, you will arrive at the same question I have asked.

I'm also going to refer you to go and re-read the UCC 3-603 in the Federal or the state correlation to same section.

[justice4all]

After doing some more study, I am considering doing a bill of exchange following
the documents filed in Fugate case in florida (posted on suijuris). I am going to
change the bill of exchange inaccordance with UNICITRAL. On her Bill of Exchange It states: "To: Secretary of the Treasury...-ledger #000000518"

Does anyone know to what she is referring? And if so how would I research It?

[Livefire]

Only FOREIGN Bills of exchange can be protested according to state laws concerning notary practices.