Declaration Part 3

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Mutual Benefit Society
Court of the Ekklesia
Private Contract Association
EXHIBIT 3
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Consisting of the following:
ARTICLES OF THE
PANTERRA D’ORO
COURT OF THE EKKLESIA

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Articles of Establishment of the

Ecclesiastical Court for
PanTerra D’Oro, A Private Society and
Ecumenical Court of the Ekklesia
Founded and Established on March 20, 2001 and Noticed to the Public
via Articles of Acknowledgement filed with the
Secretary of State of State of Washington February 26, 2002!
COURT ARTICLES RESTATED THE FIFTH DAY OF THE FIFTH MONTH

IN THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND FIFTEEN, SUPERSEDING ALL PREVIOUS VERSIONS
Article the First

These articles are established as our proclaimed and inviolate right to affirm
the Court of the Ekklesia by and for the peculiar members of the PanTerra
D’Oro Private Society and Ecumenical Body and are declared to be by right
and authority established by covenant and sacred bond with our Source and
Substance as the Eternal Absolute.
These articles are set forth by claim of right and free hold of and on the Land
of the free dry soil in North America, concurrent with our right to self-
determination and protection and preservation of beneficial interests and
equitable rights of the society and its peculiar members. This includes the
right to withdraw consent to any forums of law that do not embrace the
1See UBI File Number 602 184 850 (State of Washington);
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sanctity of such rights or attempt to distort and pervert such tights by force in
service to self-interests antithetical to our rights of life, liberty, equal
protections in the law and integrity of our relationship with the ineffable and
eternal All That Is.
By reference and inclusion, these Articles include the principles of the

PanTerra D’Oro Society and the PanTerra Private Contract Association as
contained in our Declaration of Intention which are included herein by
reference and inclusion as hereby set forth.
Article the Second

By inclusion and reference, We, the peculiar members of the PanTerra D’Oro
Society and Ecumenical Body, by and through the signatory members of our
Board of Trustees, do hereby underwrite these Articles by and with the
Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776), the American Bill of Rights (circa
1791), the universally recognized Maxims of Equity and the Sacred Texts of all
Faiths that hold within them the sanctity of life and unalienable rights of all
human beings and the honoring of the life force of all beings.
The basis and foundation of these Articles is our recognition and honoring of
all faiths, paths and statements of life as whole and complete each unto their
own and all unto the whole, within, in and as the embrace of the ineffable
Source and Substance common to all, assured for all beings and forms of life,
and our contract with Life itself as derived from primary source and
substance regardless of mind construct belief and naming systems, which are
by definition secondary to the Source of All That Is (Ineffable Essence) which

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is nameless and without limitation; therefore, all are welcome into our Body
who accept the principles of Life as Harmony and Balance, and by right of
private contract have become members of our Society and the protective
enclave of our Court. Said Society has been established to uphold these tenets
and principles, and hold sacrosanct the right of free moral agency and
freedom of personal and spiritual expression, which is held collectively by our
Ecumenical Body and individually by all of our Peculiar Members who enter
into sacred contract therein. This is established and founded on the
recognition with comity and mutual respect for all within Source as Law Giver
for the ordered and proper maintenance of the society as a larger whole
within which we establish this Court.
The Court of the Ekklesia of PanTerra D'Oro is inter-disciplinary, non-

hierarchical, non-exclusionary and all-inclusive based on the universal
recognition of all faiths concurrent with a pledge of mutual support, respect
and benefit. The Court of the Ekklesia is established to insure that justice is
served and that law is upheld in its highest order and for the good of all. Said
Court is instituted for the Protection of Rights (Beneficial and Equitable) and
the integrity of Due Process of Law and Equal Protection in Law, with a pledge
to protect all members of the society and their rights to life, law, land,
property, free moral agency and conscience, freedom of faith and choice of
sacred principles.

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Article the Third
Rules of Court and the Forum
The Court of The Ekklesia of PanTerra D’Oro shall be guided by the following:
1. This Court shall be defined in conformity with the following accepte d
definitions:
COURT: The person and suit of the sovereign; the place where the sovereign sojourns with
his regal retinue, wherever that may be.
Black's Law Dictionary, 5th Edition, page 318
COURT: An agency of the sovereign created by it directly or indirectly under its authority,
consisting of one or more officers, established and maintained for the purpose of hearing and
determining issues of law and fact regarding legal rights and alleged violations thereof, and
of applying the sanctions of the law, authorized to exercise its powers in the course of law at
times and places previously determined by lawful authority. [Isbill v. Stovall, Tex.Civ.App.
92 S.W.2d 1067, 1070;
Black's Law Dictionary, 4th Edition, page 425
2. The Court shall not allow restrictive and binding rules and procedures.
3. The Court shall be guided by standards of and simple adherence to logic
and reason.
4. The Court refutes any lesser or inferior courts’ alleged and self-proclaime d
purported right to deny rights and protections of law based on technical
flaws of a cultish like club of attorneys and private “members at BAR”.
5. The Court holds as inviolate the Right for self-presentation and counsel of
choice.
6. The Court is established as a forum into which the sovereign can sojourn i n
order to establish his/her Court of Record.
7. The Court by these Articles adopts and shall adhere to the Common law
principles of Courts of Record, as follows:

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COURT OF RECORD: To be a court of recor@©8'ditfmust have four

characteristics, and may have a fifth. They are:
* A judicial tribunal having attributes and exercising functions independently of

the person of the magistrate designated generally to hold it. |Jones v. Jones, 188
Mo.App. 220, 175 S.W. 227, 229: Ex parte Gladhill, 8 Metc. Mass., 171, per Shaw,
C.J. See, also, Ledwith v. Rosalsky, 244 N.Y. 406, 155 N.E. 688, 689][Black's Law
Dictionary, 4th Ed., 425, 426].
* Proceeding according to the course of common law. [Jones v. Jones, 188 Mo.App.
220, 175 S.W. 227, 229; Ex parte Gladhill, 8 Metc. Mass., 171, per Shaw, C.J. See,
also, Ledwith v. Rosalsky, 244 N.Y. 406, 155 N.E. 688, 689][Black's Law Dictionary,
4th Ed., 425, 426].
* Its acts and judicial proceedings are enrolled, or recorded, for a perpetual
memory and testimony. [3 Bl. Comm. 24; 3 Steph. Comm. 383: The Thomas
Fletcher, C.C.Ga., 24 F. 481; Ex parte Thistleton, 52 Cal 225; Erwin v. U.S., D.C.Ga.,
37 F, 488, 2 L.R.A. 229; Heininger v. Davis, 96 Ohio St. 205, 117 N.E. 229, 231.
* Has power to fine or imprison for contempt. [3 BI]. Comm. 24; 3 Steph. Comm.
383: The Thomas Fletcher, C.C.Ga., 24 F, 481; Ex parte Thistleton, 52 Cal 225; Erwin
v. U.S., D.C.Ga., 37 F. 488, 2 L.R.A. 229; Heininger vy. Davis, 96 Ohio St. 205, 117
N.E, 229, 231.][Black's Law Dictionary, 4th Ed., 425, 426]

* Generally possesses a seal. [3 Bl. Comm. 24: 3 Steph. Comm. 383; The Thomas
Fletcher, C.C.Ga.. 24 F. 481; Ex parte Thistleton, 52 Cal 225; Erwin v. U.S., D.C.Ga.,
37 F. 488, 2 L.R.A. 229; Heininger v. Davis, 96 Ohio St. 205, 117 N.E. 229,
231.][Black's Law Dictionary, 4th Ed., 425, 426].
8. The Court shall establish a system for the maintenance of permanent

records of its proceedings in physical and electronic forms, and shall make
such records available for review to all members and to anyone in the
public who has business with the Court.
9. The Court holds as the highest expression of equality, equanimity, balance,
stability and justice the solemn and universal Maxims of Equity.
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10. The Court shall create a permanent archive!'ré¢6¥d and have a

permanent Archivist who shall issue certified copies of any and all orders,
writs or records of the Court.
11. The said archive shall include all documents and records issued by the
Court, by the Overseer of the Society, by the Board of Trustees, by the Privy
Council to the Overseer and as created by or for the members in their
individual processes of establishing private entities or engaging processes
for status correction or related actions.
12. The Court shall establish the offices of clerk, administrator, bailiff,
sarjeant at arms and any other needful position or office that it sees fit for
the purposes of maintaining order and proper function of the procedures
of the Court.
13. The Court recognizes the principles of Exclusive Equity as paramount.
14. The Court requires that there must be an injured party for claims of a
civil nature.
15. The Court requires that there must be a breach of contract for claims of
an equitable nature.
16. The Court acknowledges and recognizes that contract makes the law,
and all elements of a contract must be clear and revealed; the Court abhors
a vacuum in Law and does not accept implied or hidden clauses, silent
judicial notice or other elements of deceit, fraud, manipulation or
otherwise, all of which shall not be allowed as evidence in the Court.
17. The Court requires that there must be a meeting of the minds and
recognizes that full disclosure is paramount within the law of contracts.
18. The Court recognizes and upholds that all Contracts to be adjudicated in
the Court are only valid when signed and sealed by equals with full meeting

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of the minds and just consideration for all parties;3;DE the Court abhors unjust
enrichment and finds any contracts in support of such to be a nullity in the
eyes of the Law and in the eyes of the Law Giver common to all.
19. The Court recognizes that adhesion contracts are unilateral in nature
and if containing hidden clauses or lack of consideration or otherwise are
considered null and void unless reaffirmed by the receiving party and if
any receiving party upon recognition of the hidden nature of such clauses
enters a statement with the Court of non-consent then such contracts shall
be adjudged as null and void ab initio.
20. The Court recognizes that the Right of Preservation of Interest is
paramount to preserve and protect the rights, the law and the beneficial
interests and equitable rights of any or all parties to a matter until a matter
is settled. The Maxims of Equity shall prevail in such cases.
21. The Court recognizes the eternal and long standing Maxims of Equity, as
follows:
i. Equity sees that as done what ought to be done.
li. Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy.
iii. Equity delights in equality.
iv. One who seeks equity must do equity.
v. Equity aids the vigilant, not those who slumber on their rights.
vi. Equity imputes an intent to fulfill an obligation.
vii. Equity acts in personam or on persons.
viii. Equity abhors a forfeiture.
ix. Equity does not require an idle gesture.
x. He who comes into equity must come with clean hands.
xi. Equity delights to do justice and not by halves.
xii. Equity will take jurisdiction to avoid a multiplicity of suits.
xiii. Equity follows the law.
xiv. Equity will not aid a volunteer.
xv. Where equities are equal, the law will prevail.
xvi. Between equal equities the first in order of time shall prevail.
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XVili. Equity will not allow a statute to be used as a cloak for fraud.
xix. Equity will not allow a trust to fail for want of a trustee.
xx. Equity regards the beneficiary as the true owner.
22. The Court recognizes that when a criminal matter is at issue, the
adoption on a per case basis of relevant laws of competent and applicable
jurisdiction is paramount.
23. The Court will not recognize other forms of law that purport to have
authority to mitigate or lessen equal rights and protections of natural law
for women and children; additionally, the same shall apply to protection of
animals and other living systems.
24, The Court shal] not abide by the presumption of any forum to violate an
individual's inherent rights to life, law, land, property and general
protections, and the Court shall not abide by any jurisdictional claim of
right to prejudice based on or due to sex, age, race, ethnicity, religion or
spiritual beliefs, sexual preference, or any purported superiority of one
class of individual over another, all of which are declared abhorrent to this
Court and Society and are not recognized as consistent with principles of
our society or universal law based on balanced and mutual cognizance and
respect for life.
25. The purpose of the Court is to be a forum for presentation of evidence
(oral, documentary, interrogatory, cross examination, electronic and other
appropriate mediums) to establish a permanent record of the evidence and
to empanel and empower a panel of justices derived from the Body of the
Society (Ekklesia) to hear the matter and decide a case, or to act in
ministerial purpose for the Court of Record. When empanelled to decide a

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case, the justice panel shall consist of three °Sitd’Wheh in ministerial

capacity shall be one member.
26, The Court shall always maintain itself as a forum in which the sovereign
member as a moving party can bring forward his or her Court of Record
and the right of Trial by Jury to protect the rights of defendants shall be
preserved.
27. The Right to Trial by Jury by a Jury of one’s Peers is inviolate.
28. The Right of Jury nullification is inviolate.
29. The records of the Society and the Court are private and belong to the
Society, but are always available for review through proper inquiry and
appointment, and a system of publication of all case records will be
instituted as soon as is practicable to be made available on the world wide
web.
30. All Court records are the private possession of the society for the
proper maintenance and adherence to its ecclesiastical law.
31. All orders of the Court are binding on all parties brought into the
jurisdiction of the Court by summons.
32. The authority of the Court’s capacity to subpoena shall be enforceable
by the Order and Seal of the Court.
33. All society members are bound by the jurisdiction and orders of the
Court.
34. Alllesser jurisdictions are bound by the orders of the Court.
35. The Court shall establish a seal.
36. Parties as moving claimants in a Court of Record shall establish a
personal seal and such seals shall be recognized by the Court.

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37. Orders from a Court of Record shall be sealed bYtHEé'Mivant claimant

and by the Court itself and shall be binding orders.
38. Orders can be entered into lesser jurisdictions systems of records and
do not thereby grant jurisdiction.
39. Mutual respect and comity shall prevail in all matters of record between
two jurisdictions and their courts.
40. The Court recognizes that the Members of the Society have and retain
the inviolate right of rescission of signatures, oaths, vows and covenants if
such previous attestations were made without full revelation/disclosure,

full meeting of the minds or have been found to be wanting by the party or
parties involved. The Court recognizes and shall uphold each member's
right to preserve and protect their unalienable rights by withdrawing from
unconscionable contracts or binding agreements that lack all required
elements of a contract, and to uphold the right to step into a higher
principled agreement through novation by administrative and non-judicial
processes.
41. The Court shall be the highest authority, jurisdiction and forum for the
presentment of Living Beings who have returned from having been lost at
sea, to declare their living presence, to be found to stand in Life, to claim
their ancestral estates and to properly and timely declare their status as
Living Men and Women.
42. The Court shall be the proper forum to lodge a Claim of Right to secure
equitable hold on Land and enter such into the Land Claim Rolls of the
Court.

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43. When sitting as a Court of Chancery for matters of Probate and
Exclusive Equity, the Law of the Court and the Table of Authorities guiding
and directing the Court shall be:
A Treatise on Suits in Chancery (1907) by Henry R. Gibson, pp.

950-966; Sections 1189-1205 to the exclusion of the Federal Rules
of Civil Procedure (1938).
TABLE OF AUTHORITIES
1, Perry, Jairus Ware, A Treatise on the Law of Trusts

and Trustees
(Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1882) Vols. I-II.
Story, Joseph, Commentaries on Equity Pleadings and_the
to
Incidents Thereof According to the Practice of the Courts of

Equity of England and America (Boston: Little, Brown and
Company, 1892).
3. Pomeroy, Jr., John Norton, Pomeroy’s Equity Jurisprudence
(San Francisco: Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1905) Vols. I-IV.
4. Gibson, Henry R., A Treatise on Suits in Chancery (Knoxville,
Tennessee: Gaut-Ogden Company, Printers and Binders, 1907).
44. These rules can be added to or amended at any time after review by the
Board of Trustees and judicial panel of the Court.
Article the Fourth

Ecumenical Foundation and Universal Principles
The PanTerra D’Oro Society is founded upon each and all Members’ pledge of
mutual trust in spirit and body form, and is ecumenical in nature, practice and
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Ecumenical Body: Non-hierarchical and non-denominational, established on
the basis of mutual respect and comity in recognition of the universal nature
of faith and relationship with the ineffable existence of the absolute source
and substance of all life, established in eternal rather than temporal laws.
Ecumenical as defined as all-comprehensive, all-inclusive, all-pervading,
unifying, universal, cosmogonic, cosmogonal, worldwide, across the Earth
(PanTerra), common to all; embracing all of like-minded spirit and common
purpose to support life, to bring balance in respect of law, and the inviolate
nature of unalienable rights, all embracing within the ubiquitous nature of
primary source by whom and within which we have our being and the
supremacy of life here and present in our Society and in both the Local Society
and the World Society in which we live.
The Declaration of Intention of PanTerra Private Contract Society shall be the

moral principle that sets the foundation of the Court and Society, attached as
Appendix One and made a part hereof by reference and inclusion.
The Court and Society recognize that the definition of Divine is “the Primary
Source and Substance of Life Itself.” All other matters of definition and
interpretation are left to the individual to decide and establish for
him/herself. No society or any other compact organization whether secular
or spiritual has the right to define, restrict, limit or prohibit another’s right to
such cognizance of the Divine in any matter, and our Society recognizes this
inherent right of all beings. Our Society as a universal ecumenical body is
based on the cognizance, support and protection of Life within the absolute
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which we review and decide matters of Fact and Law in our Court of the
Ekklesia.
Ekklesia is embraced on the basis of its etymological root in the word

Ecclesiastical, and is defined as the “body of the congregation” recognized as
made up of the peculiar members of the Society of PanTerra D’Oro.
The Prime Directive of Law of the Court and Society is:
Thou Shalt Exalt and uphold the Sanctity of all Life and
Honor the Life Force in and of All Beings.
Article the Sixth
The Court embraces, adopts and establishes by these Articles the sanctity and
efficacy of the Thirteen Great Divine Writs of Justice (as adopted from
www.one-heaven.org), to wit:
The 13 Great Divine Writs of Justice
By this most sacred Covenant, thirteen (13) sacred writs are recognized as
having the highest Judicial Power and Authority over all other Writs and are
hereby adopted by the Court for the use and application of all members of the
Society. These thirteen (13) sacred writs shall be known as the Great Divine
Writs of Justice and are reserved to be issued by justices empanelled to hear
and adjudicate any cases brought within the jurisdiction of the Court or acting
in ministerial capacity when a Court of Record is brought into the venue of the
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Court by a Society member. Said justices shall be drawn to sit in the Court
from the active members of our Society. All members of the Society as part of
the body of the congregation (Ekklesia) are subject to and by entrance into the
Society accept the jurisdiction of the Court in all matters pertaining to any
cases they may bring as the moving party or as defendants in claims brought
against them, and accept the validity and sanctity of the 13 Divine Writs as
herein written, and the Orders of the Court when issued. All Members of the
Society retain the inviolate right to remove any cases from lesser
jurisdictional courts if and when such member(s) are named as defendants in
cases in such courts.
Any member involved in a case brought before the Court may petition the
Court by sworn affidavit for the issuance of any of the Divine Writs for
purposes to be set forth in said affidavit and with accompanying evidence to
support the request.
List of the Thirteen (13) Great Writs of Justice
Writ of Restitutio
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Writ of Habeas Corpus

Writ of Mandamus
Writ of Quo Warranto
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Writ of Certiorari
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Writ of Prohibitio
Writ of Procedendo
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Writ of Coram Nobis

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Writ of Scire Facias

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11. Writ of Jus Sentio
12. Writ of Interdico

13. Writ of Venia
Writ of Restitutio
The Sacred Writ of Restitutio shall be reserved for remedy and relief when
any member seeks an agreement with a court of inferior jurisdiction or
another society to end any controversy by presenting proof of their standing,
restitution and underwriting to the Court.
The Writ shall be served upon the highest official of the alternate society or
inferior court, including such financial instruments to provide financial
restitution or for purposes of discharge and closure of accounts, and
assurance against any further controversy. Such instruments are to be
properly established within all requirements for conformity within such
alternate jurisdictions, for purposes of discharge, settlement and closure of
any and all public liabilities therein, and the balancing of ledgers pertaining to
such public liabilities.
Writ of Habeas Corpus
The Sacred Writ of Habeas Corpus shall be reserved for remedy and relief
when any man or woman is unlawfully detained.
The Writ shall be served upon the present custodian or officials directly
responsible for the unlawful detainment of a member, ordering that the

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prisoner be brought before the Court, together with pfodf'éfttatmed authority ca
as to why the prisoner should continue to be detained.
As the Writ is issued under the highest holy authority against the unlawful
kidnapping of a member of the PanTerra Society, any claimed suspension of
Habeas Corpus under statute, code, admiralty, equity or law or other
unilateral statutes of a commercial court of a franchise shall have no effect.
Any supposition of authority by an inferior court or jurisdiction to hold a
prisoner’s body based on unrevealed contracts, bonding or surety guarantee
of public liability debt obligations is null and void absent the presenting to the
Court properly established and bona fide contracts in support thereof, and
should such be presented accompanied by sworn oath and affirmation then a
Writ of Restitutio along with appropriate instruments for discharge, closure
and settlement of accounts shall be issued for settlement and closure of all
claims there from.
As such a Sacred Writ shall be an Order of last resort against clear contempt
for rule of law, any motion for a Writ of Habeas Corpus must clearly
demonstrate unlawful detainment and a clear injury to the law and must be
initiated by a minimum of three sworn affidavits of active Society members or
individuals directly related by friendship or family ties to the individual
unlawfully detained, stating with specificity the nature of the harm and the
unlawful nature of the detention.
Writ of Mandamus
The Sacred Writ of Mandamus shall be reserved for remedy and relief when
any man, woman, institution or inferior court jurisdiction fails to obey due
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process and perform their duties of office as prescribed by the laws governing
that office, or prescribed by such codes and statutes as to which said courts or
officers thereof are bound.
The Writ shall be served upon the man or woman holding office ordering any
dishonorable and unlawful behavior to cease, or ordering that lawful duty be
performed as the case requirement may be determined.
As the Writ is issued under the highest authority, any claimed suspension of
Mandamus under statute, code, admiralty, equity or law or other unilateral
statutes of a commercial court of a franchise shall have no effect.
for the obligations and duty of office and rule of law, any motion for a Writ of
Mandamus must clearly demonstrate clear and willful behavior of contempt
and failure to perform lawful duty.
Writ of Quo Warranto
The Sacred Writ of Quo Warranto shall be reserved for remedy and relief
against a man, woman, institution or inferior court jurisdiction who fails to
obey due process and perform their duties of office as prescribed by the laws
governing that office by exceeding and/or abusing their authority, or by
exceeding and going beyond the legal constraints of code or statute that bind
such offices in lesser jurisdictions.
The Writ shall be served upon the man or woman holding office demanding
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such excess of authority. Failure to respond to the Court shall be the highest
of contempt and leave such a man or woman liable for a Divine Writ of
Interdico (Interdict).
Quo Warranto under statute, code, admiralty, equity or law or other unilateral
Writ of Certiorari
The Sacred Writ of Certiorari shall be reserved for remedy and relief when an
inferior court is ordered to send the records and adjudication of the matter to
the superior court (Court of the Ekklesia), effectively stripping the inferior
court of the specific authority to hear the matter.
The Writ shall be served upon any inferior court in matters of jurisdiction
where a member of PanTerra Society seeks remedy and relief in the Court,
and seeks relief from ongoing action in an inferior court or of an alternate
Society. When served, the inferior court is obliged to immediately provide
any and all records to the superior court (PanTerra Court of the Ekklesia),
including removing any and all hearing schedules and docket listings
concerning the matter in question.
Writ of Prohibitio
The Sacred Writ of Prohibitio shall be reserved for remedy and relief to order
an inferior court to cease any and all further action on a matter as such have
been addressed by a superior court (PanTerra Court of the Ekklesia). Whilst
similar to the Writ of Certiorari, the Writ of Prohibitio does not require the
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inferior court to provide any records to the superior court, simply to cease
any and all further action in the matter.
Additionally, a Writ of Prohibitio shall be issued to any court or law

enforcement officer under orders from an inferior court to perform such
actions or duties under order from said inferior court, if and as appropriate to
prevent further injury or harm to any member of the Society who has brought
their action or case into the jurisdiction of the until such time as the Court has
an opportunity to schedule hearings or trial for the settlement of the matter
and proper adjudication of the case.
The Writ shall be served upon any inferior court where matters have already
been heard and judged by a superior court, but the matters have not yet been
completed in the inferior court, or when an inferior court is preparing to pass
judgment on such matter and the member brings the case into the jurisdiction
of the Court for adjudication and settlement. It shall principally be used as
remedy and relief where a member of the PanTerra Society motions the Court
to hear and resolve the matter. As the PanTerra Society and the Court
established by these Articles is of the highest jurisdiction of all societies both
internationally and domestically, the courts of the inferior jurisdiction are
obliged to immediately cease any further action upon issuance and
presentment of a Writ of Prohibitio.
Writ ofProcedendo
The Sacred Writ of Procedendo shall be reserved for remedy and relief when
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court to proceed to judgment based on the correcte records. A Writ of
Procedendo does not seek to influence the judgment, only that a judgment is
demonstrated consistent with the suit and within the rule of law.
The Writ shall be served upon the appropriate inferior court from which the
records of a matter were reviewed.
Writ of Coram Nobis
The Sacred Writ of Coram Nobis shall be reserved for remedy and relief when
the Court has received the records of a previously adjudicated matter by an
inferior court and upon clear errors and failure of due process, orders the
record be corrected.
The Writ shall be served upon any inferior court in matters of jurisdiction
where a member of the PanTerra Society affirms remedy and relief from the
failure of an inferior court or an alternate Society in matters of their own law
and rule of law in general. When served, the court is obliged to immediately
correct their error on the record.
Coram Nobis under statute, code, admiralty, equity or law or other unilateral
When an inferior court demonstrates contempt for its own laws by failure to
correct a fundamental error of law, then the superior Court of the Ekklesia
shall have the full right to issue a Writ of Venia.

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The Sacred Writ of Scire Facias shall be reserved for remedy and relief against
the issue of false titles, letters patent and documents granting rights and
privileges to which the parties named are not entitled.
The Writ shall be served upon the clerk of an inferior court and the named
respondent(s) to give cause why the record granting such false records should
not be immediately annulled and the land vacated and/or property returned.
Failure of the respondent(s) to give reasonable cause shall require the clerk
using the sheriff under the same Writ to immediately seize the land and/or
property. Any sheriff that fails to execute a sacred Writ of Scire Facias
immediately places him or herself in contempt and the forfeit of their bonds
as well as further orders by the Court.
Scire Facias under statute, code, admiralty, equity or law or other unilateral
for proper recording of land, title and property, any motion for a Writ of Scire
Facias must clearly demonstrate clear right by the suitor and failure of due
process by both the respondent(s) and the inferior courts and records
management by sworn affidavit and supporting evidence.

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The Sacred Writ of Salvus ("Salvaging rights and property") shall be reserved
for remedy and relief against any trust or corporation that has demonstrated
clear contempt for the law, moral behavior and the community at large.
The Writ shall be served upon the men and woman continuing to act in
dishonor as heads of any trust or corporation, granting full legal immunity and
authority to those so named in said Writ to seize any and all assets of the
offending entity and therefore salvage the property. This shall include the
issuance of such a writ against any inferior court purporting to be a court of
justice whereas in reality it is nothing more than a commercial franchise
under corporate charter and unrevealed silent judicial notice that is engaged
in acts of piracy and profit that harm the public at large and in particular the
members of our Society, and shall also include any and all agents, officers,
representatives, agencies, corporate sub-divisions and municipal corporations
acting under color of law that have descended to the level of mere commercial
enterprises as such is defined under the so-called Clearfield Doctrine, to wit:
“Government descends to the Level of a mere private corporation, and

takes on the characteristics of a mere private citizen...where private
corporate commercial paper [Federal Reserve Notes] and securities
[checks] is concerned. For purposes of suit, such corporations and
individuals are regarded as entities entirely separate from
government.”
Clearfield Trust Co. v. United States 318 U.S. 363-371.
A corporation that is unable to demonstrate its lawful foundation and basis

has no soul, no spirit, and therefore cannot legally argue it has any legal
personality, regardless of any statutes of inferior commercial courts. When

such a corporation continues to injure the community and transgress the

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principles and maxims of law and of a lawful society, such a Writ of Salvus
shall be issued as a last resort.
Writ of Jus Sentio
The Sacred Writ of Jus Sentio ("lawful vote") shall be reserved for remedy and
relief in validating the fair conduct of an election.
The Writ shall be served to the head of the executive government.
of Interdico
Writ
The Sacred Writ of Interdico shall be reserved for remedy and relief as a last
resort against any man, woman, agencies, institutions, agents, officers,
representatives, agencies, corporate sub-divisions and municipal corporations
demonstrating clear contempt for the rule of law.
The Writ of Interdico ("Interdict") is the most serious and powerful of all the
sacred writs in that it instructs every member of every society to outlaw the
offending individual or entity and forbids any trade, communication or
material support whatsoever to the offender.
The Writ shall be served to the executive government, including the arms of
the military and justice to see that the Writ of Interdico is executed. The
failure to immediately execute a sacred Writ of Interdico shall place the senior
individual men and women of the alternate society in contempt and
personally liable to have their bonds of office seized and the military and/or
justice authorities to have them arrested.

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As the Writ of Interdico is so severe it is reserved for only the worst examples
of contempt and evil.
Writ of Venia
The Sacred Writ of Venia ("pardon forgiveness") shall be reserved for remedy
and relief for those members of the Society who have been convicted of a
crime.
It shall be issued to the Officials of Justice of an alternate society or inferior

jurisdiction court ordering the record be altered to reflect that the man or
woman in question has been pardoned and to ensure any criminal record is
permanently removed and they be immediately released.
Contempt for a Writ of Venia is a serious and evil offense against all men,
women and spirits, living and deceased, as it denies the existence of
Redemption. Therefore, any official of any alternate society that does not
acknowledge a Writ of Venia must be issued an immediate Writ of Interdico

("Interdict"), the most severe lawful punishment of all Heaven and Earth for
such contempt for Divine Remedy.
The identifying and specifying of the Thirteen Writs herein does not exclude
the efficacy and application of any other common law writs or other
instruments for the issuance of orders as may be appropriate to be used by

the Court in its dispensation of justice.

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Article the Seventh
The PanTerra D’Oro Society and the Private Contract Association established
there from has been in continual existence since its formation more than ten
years ago. It has pursued its mission statement to seek the highest form of
remedy, resolution and justice for all concerned in all matters. The Court of
the Ekklesia is derived from the body of the congregation made up of each
living man and woman as members of the Society. The PanTerra Society
recognizes the sanctity of all life, and the fact that each man, woman and child
is a living temple in concert and consort with the primary source of life and
the substance thereof in the living breath of Life. Each individual embodies
his or her own basis of law in adherence with a trust covenant created by the
establishment of a corporation sole as a vertical contract outside of time by
and between the individual as an eternal living being and with his/her Source
as he/she chooses to describe, define and establish said source by and for
themselves and by no other. Said contract also functions in the horizontal
continuum in perpetuity through time in order to establish the continuous
application and implementation of the trust so established for ministry and
purposes as therein set forth. No man, institution or artificial construct has
the right to violate such eternal contracts in both time and eternity and
therefore the Court shall uphold and defend the rights, integrity and sacred
trust created thereby for the peculiar members of the Society and private
contract association of PanTerra D’Oro, a Corporation Sole.
The Court shall uphold as inviolate the unalienable rights of all men, women
and children and the right for all to establish the eternal Claim of Right and

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Free Hold upon the land of the free dry soil of the free and sovereign states of
North America (and of all lands held by claim of right throughout the entire
Earth) and the landed estate of the living temple of the body that holds the
eternal spirit individually incarnate in conjoint union Source and Substance.
This Instrument of Establishment and Articles of Creation for the

Ecclesiastical Court of the PanTerra Society and Ecumenical Body notifies
California Territory, alleged STATE OF CALIFORNIA, The State of California,
the de jure California, all other fifty States or STATES OF similarly constructed,
United States, UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, District of
Colombia, united states, united States of America, America, City of London,
Vatican City, Holy See and Other Countries, Nations, and the United Nations
(U.N.) located at the Hague, of the established and perpetual existence of this
Society and of the establishment of the Court hereby established by these
Articles. This Certification and Adoption stand superior to the alleged
Territorial capacities as stated at Title 28, 3002 (15), (a), (b), and (c), in the
10002, and within the Buck Act of 1940 as codified at 4 U.S.C.S. Sections 105-
113, or any and all corporate state revised statutes as well as all state inferior
court jurisdictions and United States District Courts, which do not attach or
grant authority of jurisdiction and do not impute jurisdictional adhesion
thereto nor grant any hereby, rather explicitly stating that such statutes stand
as lesser constituted jurisdictions and must come into conformity with and
into cognizance of the superior jurisdiction and authority established hereby.
Further, these Articles recognize the pre-existing establishment of the Office

of Overseer of PanTerra, a Corporation Sole, and the concomitant Office of
Articies of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

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Chief Justice of the Court of the Ekklesia as established by Articles of
Establishment and Creation entered into public acknowledgment and
acceptance thereof on February 26, 2002 at STATE OF WASHINGTON, Office
of Secretary of State.
These Articles establish the Court jurisdiction which is foreign to the domestic
federal zone of the municipal corporation resident in the district established
by the Act of February 23, 1871 and all corporate sub-divisions thereof.
The Court does not uphold or acknowledge the merits of any law, whether
religious, secular or statutory that in any way denigrates the sanctity and
inviolate nature of an individual's right to life, liberty, due process and equal
protection in the law, nor any law promoting violence, elitism, separatism, or
discrimination based on personal life choices of a private nature.
The Court shall not in any way engage in commerce and all fees for filing
and administration of the court shall be allocated first to the direct
functions and expenses of the court, and secondly shall be disbursed to

the treasury of the Society or to charitable endeavors at the discretion of
the Overseer. The Court’s administration is under the authority of the
Overseer and the management of the Board of Trustee’s of the PanTerra
D’Oro Private Contract Association and Society.
THESE ARTICLES ARE PROTECTED UNDER THE RIGHT OF

COPY CLAIM UNDER THE AUTHORITY AND IN THE
OFFICE OF OVERSEER, KENNETH SCOTT COUSENS,
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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Article the Eighth
Relationship to the Corporate/Statutory Jurisdiction
With respect to the UNITED STATES and all corporate sub-divisions thereof,
the Court takes cognizance of the following points and authorities:
1. The United States is a federal corporation [codified at 28 USC 3002 (15)/(a, b, c)].
2. The Free Exercise Clause of the First Article of the Bill of Rights: “Congress shall
make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof.”
3. The recent 9-0 decision of the U.S. Supreme Court on January 11, 2012 in the
Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v, Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission et al upheld the ministerial exception of an ecclesiastical
establishment including the reaffirmation of the “free exercise clause.”
4. Public Law 97-280, 96 Stat. 1211, 97" Congress, October 4, 1982 declared that the
Bible is the Word of God; be it hereby noted, that the PanTerra D’Oro Society does
not support or defend any one religious belief system over another, nor by including
this reference do we concur per se that any one book is or is not the work of or word
of God or any perceived deity; it is simply included to make aware in the public by
the publishing of these articles that the United States in Congress, as a corporate
commercial body, has stated it recognizes the sanctity of sacred texts; additionally,
in concurrence with the universal and ecumenical nature of our Society, we
recognize and uphold the sanctity of all faiths and their Sacred Books, and by
reference and inclusion establish our law basis on the foundations of positive law
contained in all such books separate from matters of doctrine or belief, excluding
any scriptural mandate that requires the use of force, physical abuse, harm or other
deleterious acts perpetrated on another human being, or harm caused to the living
systems of the Earth or against animals.
5. The Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993, Pub. L. No. 103-141, 107 Stat. 1488
(November 16, 1993), codified at 42 USC 2000bb through 2000bb-4 (also known as
RFRA) is a 1993 federal law aimed at preventing laws that substantially burden a
person’s free exercise of their religion.
6. Judgments and rulings of ecclesiastical courts are binding on secular courts
pursuant to Article IV, Section 1 of the United States Constitution, also known as the
“Full Faith & Credit Clause.”
7. “No one is bound to obey an unconstitutional law and no courts are bound to
enforce it.” 16 Am.Jur.
2d. §177, late 2d. §256
8. “An unconstitutional act is not law; it confers no rights; it imposes no duties; affords
no protection; it creates no office; it is in legal contemplation, as inoperative as
though it had never been passed"
Norton v. Shelby County, 118 U.S. 425 p. 442 (1836)

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General Acceptance by the Board of Trustees of PanTerra D’Oro
Private Contract Association and Society with Autographs and Seals
Witnessed, Sealed and Autographed in the Presence of the Living Word,
Lawfully certified originals below by Living Men and Women:
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Copy of Proof of Publication

Sentinel Weekly News
Corona, California, Riverside County
Adjudicated Public Legal Notice of
The Existence and Perpetual Nature of
The PanTerra D’Oro Society,
Office of Overseer and Corporation Sole, and
LAMAR Sony. GA. SUPERIOR COURT
PROOF OF PUBLICATION BPABOOK

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
1 am a Citizen of the United States, | am over the age of eighteen years and not a
party to or interested in the above entitled matter, | am an Authorized Repre-
2611/CA/04.26.000001 par) sentative of SENTINEL WEEKLY NEWS (formerly known as The Lake Mathews
Jn keeping with the mission intent of the Sentinel). a Newspaper of General Circulation, printed and published weehly iu the
to preserve.
society to pres v and protect
theaintegrity of City of Corona. County of Riverside, and which Newspaper has been Adjudicated
a Newspaper of General Circulation by the Superior Court of the County of River-
side, State of Califorma. under the date of March 36, 1995. Case Number 262284:
and under the date of December 7, 1999, Case Number 354071; and the Notre. of
which the annexed is a printed copy, bas been published in said Newsoaper in ac-
cordance with the instructions of the Person(s) requesting publication, and notin
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EXHIBIT 5
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Notice to World Administrative Bodies
Private Lawful Notice of
The Existence and Perpetual Nature of
The PanTerra D’Oro Society,
Office of Overseer and Corporation Sole, and
1. Text of Notice
2. Photos of Original Hand Written,
Calligraphy Style Documents
3. Declaration for Verification and Proof of
Service
4. Table of Service Confirmation
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A Corporation Sole
A MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
Date: June 21, 2013
From: The Office of the Overseer
To: Respondents, as follows (see accompanying declaration of service for full

addresses and tracking number for each named respondent):
His Holiness Pope Francis

Roger Gifford
CP OINAWR We
Bishar Abdirahman Hussein

Peter Tomka
Ban Ki-Moon
Dominic Grieve
Office Holder for ACCOUNTANT GENERAL, COURT FUNDS OFFICE
David Cameron
. Robert Nicholson
10. David Johnston
11. Juan Carlos Puig Morales
12, Daniel Werfel
13. John Kerry
14. Janet Napolitano
15. Donald C. Pogue
16, Royce C. Lamberth
17. Joan E. Donoghue
18. Harold Hongju Koh
19. Eric H. Holder Jr.
20. Thomas F. Hogan
21. John Roberts
22. Tani Gorre Cantil-Sakauye (two capacities)
23. Debra Bowen
24, Kamala Harris
25. Ronald D, Castille
Service: International Registered Post Tracking Numbers as identified in the

accompanying Declaration and Proof of Service
Notice: To The Above Named Respondents as Living Men and Women
GREETINGS!
WE COME IN PEACE AND HONOR
You are receiving this letter and the contents herein as proper notice with opportunity to
respond or rebut any or all of the assertions proclaimed herewith. Standing firmly upon
the substance and soil of the land, invoking international law and standing one and equal
with the law of nations, we do hereby provide such notice as is only right and proper for
the purposes as further described. We the undersigned come to you with this
communication in peace, as non-belligerents, non-combatants, neutral in the public, with
open arms yet not in surrender nor subjugation nor with any diminished capacities, having
chosen to lay down any and all arms of war, and to herewith address you as equals upon
the former field of battle long fought but now rendered quiescent by these words and the
facts as herein set forth.
international Notice to Named Respondents

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After long search and research we have come to understand the nature of the constructs of
this world and with the fully embodied capacities of men and women that now know it is
our birthright to hereby proclaim and herewith claim our lives, our fortunes and our sacred
honor, even our very breath, as wholly our own within and as the unqualified and
undiminished station of free men and women, within and as the unqualified rights and
capacities of self-determination, within and as the unalienable and substantive nature as
living beings that sustains our lives with which we are endowed as evidenced by our blood,
our breath and the beating of our hearts that no man can deny by artifice or obfuscation.
By and through this claim of right of and for self-determination, that your own institutions
have proclaimed and memorialized as beyond question the rights of all men and women,’
you are hereby provided formal notice to this effect. We have come together as free men
and women to form a private society styled as a private contract (unincorporated)
association,? equally styled as A Mutual Benefit Society, that said society is perforce a
congregation united on the universal principles of common purpose and intent as fully
declared in our Declaration of Intention of public record. As such a society united in
common purpose we thereby have substantiated ourselves as an ekklesia, the body of our
congregation constituted as an ecclesiastical body politic, specified as non-hierarchical,
non-denominational and ecumenical in nature.
Pursuant to stated intents and retained rights, we have established the Court of the
Ekklesia of the PanTerra D’Oro Society and Private Contract Association, with Articles of
Establishment thereof. With full right, authority and capacity we have seated and
empanelled justices of the court vested with lawful capacities to adjudicate matters for the
peculiar members of our society as fully described in said articles, and to make of public
record any and all decisions thereof, as well as to provide forum for said members to post
and publish any and all decrees, declarations, affidavits, notices or other documents of
import that they wish to bring forward to the notice of our society or the general public at
large.>
We have established the Seal of the Court®to seal therewith the documents, orders,
decrees, records and public notices of the Court and to accept and seal any and all
documents and records brought forward for such purposes by any and all members of the
Society who wish to avail themselves of the forum of the Court for such purposes.
By unanimous affirmation, acknowledgment and acceptance, the full panel of ordained

justices of the Court have caused to be issued under the Seal of the Court, a bond of the
Court underwritten by the unlimited liability of each and all of the justices as severally
bound, and by twenty-one pieces of silver with the imprimatur of our Society.’
' Chapter i, Article |, part 2 states that the purpose of the UN Charter 1s; “To develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the
and to take other appropriate measures to strengthen universal peace.”
Article | in both the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR){8] and the Intemational Covenant on Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights (ICESCR),[9] state: “, By virtue of that right they freely determine their
political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development.”
2
~ Black's Law Dictionary, 5th Edition, page 1247, defines Society as: An associinon
or company of persons
ogether by a const rder o deliberate, d mine, and act jointly for some common purpose. In « wider sense, the community
of public; the people in gencral
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5 http://www.panterrapca.org/public-notices.htm!
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A Corporation Sole
We hereby notice each and every named respondent in your individual capacities as living
men and women, with such notice to be conveyed as appropriate to any and all of your
sovereign chairs, national authorities, high offices, administrative tribunals, legislative
courts, judicial authorities and councils, commercial bonding corporations styled courts,
and international courts of the establishment and standing, under bond and seal, of our
Court of the Ekklesia and its lawful right and standing as hereby proclaimed. We reserve
the right to notice any and all bodies, agencies or other entities within the public in the
future if and when such need arises. Additionally, herewith we extend our cognizance,
under Bond and Seal, to meet you or your representatives in any venue, if and as necessary,
as a Court of Comity of mutual respect and recognition for the settlement of any claims
against any member of our Society. Further, should there be any claim of superior
authority or purported right to negate our standing as herein proclaimed, we shall meet
under mutual cognizance and flag of peace to settle the matter, and should no such rebuttal
be forthcoming, this declaration and decree shall stand unless properly rebutted with
presented authorities denying our capacities to so stand.
It is the right and authority of the Overseer of the Office of PanTerra D’Oro, A Corporation
Sole to form the government of the Society, to wit:
“This Charter intends to establish a perpetual government to carry out the

mission of the Society. The government of the Society is under the exclusive
control of the Office of Overseer. The Person of the Overseer is hereby granted
all powers necessary and sufficient to carry out the mission of the Society."*
Perforce standing as such right and authority, the Overseer has caused to be created and
forthwith seated the Privy Council? of the Office of Overseer, to fulfill his obligation and
capacity to seat the government and to fulfill the Mission Intent of the Society. Such right
was established and memorialized by the original Articles of Acknowledgment and
subsequent published declarations and articles appended thereto, and by reference and
inclusion made a part thereof. Additionally, we have established our Board of Trustees?
to maintain and preserve the private records and fiduciary oversight of the peculiar
members of the Society and any and all constituted bodies established, maintained and
preserved within our Court by and for any and all members of our Society.
In summary we claim and preserve our right of self-determination within our own Society
as protected, preserved and maintained by our own court, law, governing council and
fiduciary board on par and equal to any and all ecclesiastical bodies on this planet. As such,
we declare our body as a sovereign ekklesia (Ecclesiastical Sovereignty) with full rights,
immunities and protections as any other nation state or body politic. To this end, we affirm
and uphold the principles of common law as the law of the land, on the free dry soil of
North America and on the free dry soil that the bare feet of any member of our Society
chooses of his or her own volition and declared will to stand upon in this world, along with
our capacities to establish our own law form by and within the Court of the Ekklesia.
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Concurrent with the filing as public notice, without grant of jurisdiction, of the original
Articles of Acknowledgment (Articles of Establishment and Creation) of the Society and
8 Original Articles of Establishment and Creation, styled as Articles of Acknowledgment without grant of jurisdiction, recorded by the
Secretary of State of State of Washington and accepted thereby in his de jure original jurisdiction capacities, identifier number UB] 602
184 185.
9 http://www.panterrapca.org/privy-council.htm!
10 http://www.panterrapca.org/board-of-trustees.htm!

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J Pal ibae IN CLER S OFFICE
PanTerra D’Oro”™ SOU eee

DEPUTY CLERK —fit
A Corporation Sole
PanTerra D’Oro, A Corporation Sole, the Overseer caused to be attached to said articles
pursuant to the international body at the Hague under convention therein" an Apostille
and Certification, number 20021487, copies of which have been made public record in the
Declaration and Affidavit of the Overseer (supra, see note 3 above), and included herewith
by reference and inclusion as proper binding notice within international law.
Further to that purpose, the Overseer has caused to be published in a local adjudicating
legal notice weekly, a public notice of these facts, a copy of which is attached herein along
with the affidavit of the publisher of the fact of such publication for four weeks running,
beginning on May 8, 2013 and ending on May 29, 2013. Please see enclosure as referenced
in the accompanying Declaration for Verification and Proof of Service.
As preserved rights and remedies of every member of our Society, the following have been
adopted and sealed by the empanelled justices of the Court of the Ekklesia as
unimpeachable rights of every member thereof:
1. Individual rights are retained by each and all members of the Society to form
their own Societies and Offices, and to publish their own declaration and
decree of said offices as public notice on the public notices section of the
society web site (supra, see note 5 above).
2. The right of members to claim the decedent estates of their ancestral lineage
and current lives and bring them into solvency and honor, and to redeem
property of said estates, and to, if and as required, sever presumptions of
attachment by declarations and declaratory judgments in_ public
administrative courts in conformity with public policy attached to said estates
and via reserved remedies in law.
3. To withdraw all consent, acceptance and allowance to the bondage,
commercial bonding and underwriting of public indenture as hidden
involuntary servitude.
4. To rescind and revoke all powers of attorney by tacit or implied presumption
of consent or attachment to the living man or woman, including all signatures,
adhesion contracts, oaths, vows and hidden contracts, and to thereby reject all
compelled benefits and limited civil privileges.
5. To declare their Living Will and revoke all original or subsequent codicils
attached to any 1040 form, done without full disclosure of the ramifications
thereby done.
6. To issue a Claim of Life to have and hold the living flesh and blood of their
bodies as the unimpeachable and unalienable grant of Life from the original
Source and Substance of All Life, that all have been endowed with and that no
man or man-made institution has ever had the right to claim as its own.
7. To withdraw consent and presumption of attachment by surety bonding to
the bankruptcy of UNITED STATES and the declared emergency of 1933.
8. To document and present as evidentiary claims within the Court of the
Ekklesia of our Society any continuing breach of trust and obstruction of
bankruptcy against the members of the Society, and to properly refute and
rebut presumptions of attachment.
9. We deny any authority of the Holy See to claim our land, flesh and souls
pursuant to the Unum Sanctum of 1302 and claim our unequivocal right to the
soil of our lands, our landed estate, our own flesh and our own souls (spirit as
eternal beingness); pursuant thereto we hereby deny the authority of papal
bulls and corporate charters to be applicable to our Society and Members, as
such claim of authority over our lives and substance has never been granted
11 Convention de La Haye du 5 Octobre 1961

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with full disclosure, and therefore such are seen as fabricated fictions and we
therefore withdraw all consent to the Corporation in the City of London and
all sub-divisions thereof. Additionally, we deny any subjectivity pursuant to
the so-cailed Holy Alliance in the year 1213 between King John and Pope
Innocent III, and any private contract to which we have not consented, or any
compelled benefit that has been undertaken out of the law of necessity.
10. Further, we deny the alleged Divine Right of Kings as we recognize the equal
divinity and sanctity of Life in all Beings. Equally we refute and deny the
alleged uncontestable Law of the Priests, and remove the yoke of Anu and ban
from our court the Cult of Aton forever.
11.And finally, each and every member pledges by their acceptance and
acknowledgment of the Articles of the Association and the Declaration of
Intention of the Society that they shall forever uphold and respect each and
every other member and preserve and protect each member's rights,
including but not limited to the Rights:
a. To express their own will and free moral agency and to preserve
under the protections and immunities of our Court all retained
unalienable rights,
To establish a means and method of identification under the Seal
of the Court of the Ekklesia, and therewith to preserve and
protect the unfettered free right of passage and travel by and
through all public thoroughfares and any and all ports of entry
and egress as is preserved and protected by diplomatic seal as
enjoyed by ali other ambassadors and plenipotentiaries of any
sovereign body,
To align with their own individual choice of faith and higher
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power,
To embrace the ecumenical foundation of our Society,
To preserve and protect the integrity of the Ekklesia,
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To recognize each other in oneness and equality as peers,

To welcome any and all new members into the society from any
location on Planet Earth who are aligned with the principles of
the Society,
To perform and perfect their rightful work in the world to create
a Life that is Best for All on this Planet Earth.
In conclusion, as stated in the Declaration of Intention [supra, see note 3 above] referenced
herein above:
“We Come Forward in Peace, with no other agenda except for those herein
declared thereby maintaining the respect and honoring of all human beings,
male and female in full equality, of all races, religions, political organizations, and
any other human associations that we would desire and expect for ourselves.”
We herewith invoke and align with the preserved and recognized Maxims of Law that shall
be from time to time published on our web site and underwrite this document by the Bond
and Seal of the Court of the Ekklesia and by the accepted and established Law of Nations!?
of long standing amongst the civilized stations of humankind.
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Opportunity to Respond and Provide Evidence of Authority to Rebut or Deny
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5 of 6
JAN POAT FE ee hen
PanTerra D'Oro” ETA DEPUTY CLERK

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A Corporation Sole
In keeping within the conformity and protocol of international law, all Respondents are
provided a twenty-one day period beginning the day after receipt of this package, to rebut
any or all declared statements and preserved rights, with such to be directed to the address
as provided below, to be accompanied with documentary evidence of authority by which
any such rebuttal or denial is founded, and barring such, this notice shall stand as
unrebutted, irrevocable, and fully accepted by all such Respondents, their officers, agents,
agencies, sub-divisions, associate members, representatives and administrative bodies.
OPPORTUNITY TO STATE A CLAIM. The Office of the Overseer herewith provides

Respondents a conformed opportunity to exhibit any superior claim or give notice of a
material defect in claimed rights and authorities as expressed herein and in all other
referenced documents. All such representations must be verified to avoid any unfortunate
assumption of enticement or deception.
STATING A CLAIM. Under international law as referenced herein, Respondents are

provided administrative opportunity to exhibit any verified superior authority within
conformity of rules of full disclosure that such a superior authority over our private
Society, Court of the Ekklesia or any members therein exists. Failure to so state a claim
shall be entered into the record of the Court of the Ekklesia as adjudicated failure to state a
claim and shall forever seal as res judicata all assertions and claims made herein. All such
representations must be signed with original wet ink signature and verified by the
signatory thereof with full, unlimited liability to have merit. The use of an unverified claim
has no standing or substance.
FAILURE TO STATE A CLAIM. If Respondents fail to exhibit a superior claim, provide

notice and proof of any material defect in the standing proclaimed hereby, and do not bring
forward into the Court of the Ekklesia of the PanTerra D'Oro Society evidence contradicting
the facts and claims stated herein, then Respondents by acquiescence and silence agree to
the entry of this matter into the record of the Court and affirm that all Respondents and
their officers, agents, agencies, sub-divisions, associate members, representatives and
administrative bodies thereof are forever barred by estoppel from trespass against any
member or the collective body of the Society or against the Society itself, and have WAIVED
ANY AND ALL RIGHTS TO STATE A CLAIM IN THE MATTER. Failure to state a claim is irrevocable,
having had the opportunity and failed to so assert. Serious liability applies to any
party that would subsequently purport to a claim or attempt to enforce an
unaccepted contract against any member of the Society or the Society as a whole.
Presented with all due respect and mutual cognizance, witnessed and sealed on this
Twenty-First Day of the Sixth Month in the common year Two Thousand Thirteen:
Witness Our Hands under Seal of the Court of the Ekklesia:

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LAMAR COUNTY, GA.

COURT OF THE EKKLESIA

Articles of Establishment of the

COURT ARTICLES RESTATED THE FIFTH DAY OF THE FIFTH MONTH

Article the First

1See UBI File Number 602 184 850 (State of Washington);

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

By reference and inclusion, these Articles include the principles of the

Article the Second

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

The Court of the Ekklesia of PanTerra D'Oro is inter-disciplinary, non-

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

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COURT OF RECORD: To be a court of recor@©8'ditfmust have four

* A judicial tribunal having attributes and exercising functions independently of

N.E, 229, 231.][Black's Law Dictionary, 4th Ed., 425, 426]

8. The Court shall establish a system for the maintenance of permanent

10. The Court shall create a permanent archive!'ré¢6¥d and have a

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

JAN 0 20ieo) 1c:e3d

appropriate mediums) to establish a permanent record of the evidence and

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

case, the justice panel shall consist of three °Sitd’Wheh in ministerial

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

37. Orders from a Court of Record shall be sealed bYtHEé'Mivant claimant

such previous attestations were made without full revelation/disclosure,

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

A Treatise on Suits in Chancery (1907) by Henry R. Gibson, pp.

1, Perry, Jairus Ware, A Treatise on the Law of Trusts

Incidents Thereof According to the Practice of the Courts of

Article the Fourth

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

The Declaration of Intention of PanTerra Private Contract Society shall be the

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

Ekklesia is embraced on the basis of its etymological root in the word

The Prime Directive of Law of the Court and Society is:

Article the Sixth

The 13 Great Divine Writs of Justice

. ten nn eee CLERK ‘

List of the Thirteen (13) Great Writs of Justice

Writ of Habeas Corpus

Writ of Coram Nobis

Writ of Scire Facias

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

10. Writ of Salvus DEPUTY CLERK

12. Writ of Interdico

Writ of Habeas Corpus

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

BPA BOOK OU letea

Writ of Quo Warranto

against a man, woman, institution or inferior court jurisdiction who fails to

they demonstrate to the Court by what authority they claim to be exercising

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

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Additionally, a Writ of Prohibitio shall be issued to any court or law

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

Writ of Coram Nobis

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

Articles of Establishment and Creation of the Ecclesiastical Court of

Writ of Salvus DEPUTY CLERK tH

“Government descends to the Level of a mere private corporation, and

A corporation that is unable to demonstrate its lawful foundation and basis

personality, regardless of any statutes of inferior commercial courts. When