Piercing the Corporate Veil - USA The Republic

esponsible to the depositor and an affidavit to that bank should result in the
immediate redeposit of those funds.
Your deposit in a bank is a "bailment" and while no fiduciary relationship is
created by this bailment (because it is of the bank in general and not an individual)
your signature card reflects the only authority for the disposition of your "money."
As was shown recently, an affidavit, notifying the bank that the depositor was not a
part of their or any other corporation, and that the one signing a check to the State
Tax Division was responsible for the depositor's money and not the depositors
themselves, since their signatures appeared on no part of the transaction, and the
bank had to recall the checks, the tax "debt" was cleared, and all money was redeposited
into the accounts of the husband and wife, who had separate banks and
accounts. Powerful stuff, these affidavits, and those writing the laws back in 1925
knew what they were doing.
One man was hesitant to use this system because "judges just walk all over those who
challenge their jurisdiction." Well, with the affidavit we most certainly are
challenging their jurisdiction, but not in general. Any rebuttal at all is a challenging
their jurisdiction, and that is what it is all about. What we need to get straight right
off is the fact that they DO have jurisdiction in their corporate capacities, but that
doesn't mean they can bring non-corporate citizens into that jurisdiction (which is
exactly what they have done through fraud).
All we are doing with the affidavit is merely showing them that their assumptions
that all men are a part of their scheme are very wrong, and that we have the law on
our side that shows them to be wrong.
Corporations, even though they are "legal" fictions, are still businesses; businesses
are commercial enterprises, and commercial enterprises are controlled by the
Uniform Commercial Code (UCC).
Judges will tell you differently and they will be wrong. Corporations are established
by the State, whether Federal or otherwise, (government is State) and all States of
the Union have accepted the UCC (which originally was established for the District
of Columbia, if my information is correct). The UCC is a complicated mass of
business jargon to the casual reader, but in reality our rights are contained in the
pages of those documents. Our right to contract, fair play in contracts, business,
and all other aspects of human commerce activities are covered in the UCC.
While man, especially the Christian man, is born with the common law in his heart,
the English common law was derived from commerce and commercial law itself. In
the middle ages, open "fairs," or trading centers were set up in England (and most
likely in all other countries of Europe) where people could bring their produce and
goods to sell.