John Smith
10 Smith Street
Smithville
VIC 3333
28th April 2008
Court Co-Ordinator
Smithville Magistrate’s Court
1 Copper Street
Smithville
VIC 3333
Re: Court Order 123456789
This letter is to serve as my written notification that I formally object to the above
Court Order as it has not been made in a court that conforms to Chapter III of the
Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (UK) as was upheld by the High
Court ruling Forge v ASIC.
I request that you, Smithville Magistrate’s Court, now provide a sworn affidavit and
supporting documentation that substantiates your claim that the above court order
was made in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, specifically, that the
order was made in a court that operated in accordance with Chapter III of the
Commonwealth Constitution Act 1900 (UK) as was upheld by the High Court ruling
Forge v ASIC 2006. Should you fail to provide proof that this order was made in
accordance with these lawful requirements, it shall be deemed that the order was not
lawfully made and is therefore of no lawful force or effect.
Should you be able to provide the documents requested above, I will require further
information from you as to how I am able to lawfully, constitutionally, meaningfully
and conscientiously extinguish or dis-charge an alleged debt/tax in excess of AU$20
in the Commonwealth of Australia without breaching the Currency Act 1965,
specifically Sections 9, 11, 16 and 22, considering that the highest denomination
coin in common circulation in the Commonwealth of Australia is the AU$2 coin.
Additionally, the conflict that exists regarding the face value of coins makes it
impossible to value the Australian dollar.
Smithville Magistrate’s Court shall produce proof of claim within 28 days upon
receipt hereof with the affidavit and attached supporting documentation as
aforementioned, or Smithville Magistrate’s Court shall:
1.
admit and agree that no such documentation can be produced by Smithville
Magistrate’s Court; and,
2.
admit and agree that the above court order was not lawfully made and is
therefore of no legal force or effect; and,
3.
agree that where there is an inconsistency between a law of the Commonwealth
and a law of a State, the law of the Commonwealth shall prevail and the law of
the State shall be invalid to the extent of the inconsistency as set out in Section
109 of the Commonwealth Constitution Act 1900UK; and,
4.
agree that Smithville Magistrate’s Court are bound by covering clause 5 of the
Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900UK; and,
5.
agree that Smithville Magistrate’s Court knowingly, willfully and intentionally
failed to present proof of claim within the time, specified and allotted herein;
and,
6.
agree that the conditions required in this Notice of Objection are not frivolous
or vexatious; and,
7.
agree to be prohibited from taking unlawful action based on a court decision
that was not made in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth against
John Smith by way of any penalty or any lawsuit or any procedure for taking or
confiscation of any property or specie that may exist ; and,
8.
agree that no officer or representative of Smithville Magistrate’s Court may
attempt to perform any act which is unlawful, or falsely represents its true
intention and that they and Smithville Magistrate’s Court is acting in full accord
with the laws of the Commonwealth and the laws of Her Majesty the Queen in
the State of Victoria; and,
9.
agree that any such attempt may constitute a breach of Section 43 of the Crimes
Act 1914 (Cth); and,
10. agree
that John Smith has and retains the right to claim damages as a result of
any adverse or harmful effects upon him brought about by the actions of
Smithville Magistrate’s Court and/or it’s officers; and
that this constitutes that Smithville Magistrate’s Court may reject this
agreement by way of providing the requested sworn affidavit and attached
supporting documentation within the time stipulated in this agreement, and in
no other written or verbal manner.
11. agree
If Smithville Magistrate’s Court cannot comply to the aforementioned then simply
do nothing within the allotted time for response or answer the above points
incompletely.
Yours Sincerely,
John Smith
N.B. This document is to be used Without Prejudice towards the author. All rights reserved