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By Peter Sellick, published 27/2/2009Are we to damn Christianity because cruel things were perpetrated in its name of which Christ would have been ashamed?
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Even university grads who have passed out of our Law faculties, in the last forty years, have very little idea how we are governed from cradle to grave by contracts.
Every time we buy a loaf of bread we make a contract. That is a simple contract where one party agrees to pass over a couple of dollars and in return gets a loaf of bread.
Statutes are Contracts of Record. They are written down so that everyone who can read, that is most of us, can find them and understand their contents and obey the commands contained in them.
Deeds are contracts of record, recorded in the Land Titles Office, as a guarantee that when a dispute arises over ownership, a solid basis of evidence is available. It was not always so. Until the Torrens system of Land Registration was invented, possession was nine tenths of the law and if a person could prove by receipts or other evidence the courts would recognize a persons title, and uphold a trespass action against any transgressions.
It is all contract law, and the English made a contract with Almighty God and so did the Australian people in 1900, and if Fractelle and Pericles have a Constitution they will see that the people relied on the blessing of Almighty God.
Further there is s 5 Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 and the contract was set to bind the courts, judges and people of every State notwithstanding anything in the laws of any State. The words court and judges are uncapitalised. They had discrete meanings in 1900; the word judges referred to the 12 judges of fact universally accepted as the Christian jury, and court, was a place where a justice sat and presided over a political meeting, where the rights of property owners were decided.
Thousands of unbelievers, have destroyed that system, and no man can be relied upon these days to keep his word.