JEWS DANCING FOR THEIR PUPPET & HEAD JEW, TRUMP
Trump may be their hero here on earth....
But they serve #Satan (As does their heroes)
There is NOTHING that gives these maggots control over YOU except YOU!
EXIT the "Maritime Admiralty Law" #Slave System!
WHY would anyone "consent" to being ruled over by people
who want to KILL THEM?
There is no legitimate "consent" and therefore the ENTIRETY of the "Maritime Admiralty Law" SCAM is illegitimate!
It is based in "CONTRACT LAW"
They CLAIM that you have "contracted with them"
But people.....
You CANNOT unknowingly enter into a contract!
There are rules about what is needed for an enforceable contract!
What is an enforceable contract?
A legally recognized agreement between two or more parties, which satisfies specific legal requirements, is an “enforceable contract.”
In order for a contract to be enforceable, it must contain key elements.
These ensure the contract represents a genuine and binding commitment.
When a contract is enforceable, it means that if one party fails to fulfill its obligations as outlined in it, the other party or parties have the legal right to seek remedies and enforce its terms through the legal system.
Such remedies may include monetary damages to compensate for losses incurred due to the breach or a court order for specific performance, which compels the breaching party to carry out their obligations as specified in the agreement.
What makes a contract enforceable?
For a contract to be enforceable, it must meet several essential criteria, including:
1. Offer and acceptance
Both parties must make a specific, clear offer and receive a corresponding, straightforward acceptance.
They must also understand and agree to the terms and value of contract.
2. An intention to create legal relations
The parties entering into the contract must have the intention of forming a legally binding agreement.
Contracts made in a social or casual context may lack this.
3. Consideration
Consideration refers to something of value exchanged between the parties.
Each party must provide this, whether it’s money, goods, services, or a promise to do something in the future.
4. Legal capacity
The parties involved must have the legal capacity to enter into the contract.
This means they must be of sound mind, of legal age, and not under the influence of coercion or fraud.
5. Legality of purpose
The purpose of the contract must be legal too. Contracts that involve illegal activities or are against public policy are typically not enforceable.
6. Compliance with formalities
In some cases, contracts may also need to adhere to specific formalities, such as being in writing or being witnessed by a notary public, to be enforceable.
7. Consent and genuine assent
Both parties must enter into the contract willingly and with genuine assent. If one party is deceived, coerced, or pressured, the contract may be voidable.
8. Properly executed
The contract must be properly executed with all necessary signatures and approvals from the involved parties.
9. Certainty and possibility of performance
The terms and conditions, including the contract effective date, must be clear and specific.
It must be possible for the parties to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the contract.
10. A meeting of minds
There must be a mutual understanding between the parties regarding the essential terms of the contract.
Misunderstandings or a lack of clarity can render it unenforceable.
https://old.bitchute.com/video/W8uDiW7LBwn0/
Trump may be their hero here on earth....
But they serve #Satan (As does their heroes)
There is NOTHING that gives these maggots control over YOU except YOU!
EXIT the "Maritime Admiralty Law" #Slave System!
WHY would anyone "consent" to being ruled over by people
who want to KILL THEM?
There is no legitimate "consent" and therefore the ENTIRETY of the "Maritime Admiralty Law" SCAM is illegitimate!
It is based in "CONTRACT LAW"
They CLAIM that you have "contracted with them"
But people.....
You CANNOT unknowingly enter into a contract!
There are rules about what is needed for an enforceable contract!
What is an enforceable contract?
A legally recognized agreement between two or more parties, which satisfies specific legal requirements, is an “enforceable contract.”
In order for a contract to be enforceable, it must contain key elements.
These ensure the contract represents a genuine and binding commitment.
When a contract is enforceable, it means that if one party fails to fulfill its obligations as outlined in it, the other party or parties have the legal right to seek remedies and enforce its terms through the legal system.
Such remedies may include monetary damages to compensate for losses incurred due to the breach or a court order for specific performance, which compels the breaching party to carry out their obligations as specified in the agreement.
What makes a contract enforceable?
For a contract to be enforceable, it must meet several essential criteria, including:
1. Offer and acceptance
Both parties must make a specific, clear offer and receive a corresponding, straightforward acceptance.
They must also understand and agree to the terms and value of contract.
2. An intention to create legal relations
The parties entering into the contract must have the intention of forming a legally binding agreement.
Contracts made in a social or casual context may lack this.
3. Consideration
Consideration refers to something of value exchanged between the parties.
Each party must provide this, whether it’s money, goods, services, or a promise to do something in the future.
4. Legal capacity
The parties involved must have the legal capacity to enter into the contract.
This means they must be of sound mind, of legal age, and not under the influence of coercion or fraud.
5. Legality of purpose
The purpose of the contract must be legal too. Contracts that involve illegal activities or are against public policy are typically not enforceable.
6. Compliance with formalities
In some cases, contracts may also need to adhere to specific formalities, such as being in writing or being witnessed by a notary public, to be enforceable.
7. Consent and genuine assent
Both parties must enter into the contract willingly and with genuine assent. If one party is deceived, coerced, or pressured, the contract may be voidable.
8. Properly executed
The contract must be properly executed with all necessary signatures and approvals from the involved parties.
9. Certainty and possibility of performance
The terms and conditions, including the contract effective date, must be clear and specific.
It must be possible for the parties to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the contract.
10. A meeting of minds
There must be a mutual understanding between the parties regarding the essential terms of the contract.
Misunderstandings or a lack of clarity can render it unenforceable.
https://old.bitchute.com/video/W8uDiW7LBwn0/
JEWS DANCING FOR THEIR PUPPET & HEAD JEW, TRUMP ✡️
Trump may be their hero here on earth....
But they serve #Satan (As does their heroes)
There is NOTHING that gives these maggots control over YOU except YOU!
EXIT the "Maritime Admiralty Law" #Slave System!
WHY would anyone "consent" to being ruled over by people
who want to KILL THEM?
There is no legitimate "consent" and therefore the ENTIRETY of the "Maritime Admiralty Law" SCAM is illegitimate!
It is based in "CONTRACT LAW"
They CLAIM that you have "contracted with them"
But people.....
You CANNOT unknowingly enter into a contract!
There are rules about what is needed for an enforceable contract!
What is an enforceable contract?
A legally recognized agreement between two or more parties, which satisfies specific legal requirements, is an “enforceable contract.”
In order for a contract to be enforceable, it must contain key elements.
These ensure the contract represents a genuine and binding commitment.
When a contract is enforceable, it means that if one party fails to fulfill its obligations as outlined in it, the other party or parties have the legal right to seek remedies and enforce its terms through the legal system.
Such remedies may include monetary damages to compensate for losses incurred due to the breach or a court order for specific performance, which compels the breaching party to carry out their obligations as specified in the agreement.
What makes a contract enforceable?
For a contract to be enforceable, it must meet several essential criteria, including:
1. Offer and acceptance
Both parties must make a specific, clear offer and receive a corresponding, straightforward acceptance.
They must also understand and agree to the terms and value of contract.
2. An intention to create legal relations
The parties entering into the contract must have the intention of forming a legally binding agreement.
Contracts made in a social or casual context may lack this.
3. Consideration
Consideration refers to something of value exchanged between the parties.
Each party must provide this, whether it’s money, goods, services, or a promise to do something in the future.
4. Legal capacity
The parties involved must have the legal capacity to enter into the contract.
This means they must be of sound mind, of legal age, and not under the influence of coercion or fraud.
5. Legality of purpose
The purpose of the contract must be legal too. Contracts that involve illegal activities or are against public policy are typically not enforceable.
6. Compliance with formalities
In some cases, contracts may also need to adhere to specific formalities, such as being in writing or being witnessed by a notary public, to be enforceable.
7. Consent and genuine assent
Both parties must enter into the contract willingly and with genuine assent. If one party is deceived, coerced, or pressured, the contract may be voidable.
8. Properly executed
The contract must be properly executed with all necessary signatures and approvals from the involved parties.
9. Certainty and possibility of performance
The terms and conditions, including the contract effective date, must be clear and specific.
It must be possible for the parties to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the contract.
10. A meeting of minds
There must be a mutual understanding between the parties regarding the essential terms of the contract.
Misunderstandings or a lack of clarity can render it unenforceable.
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