Council land Rates - Abolished
A man's home is his castle against the whole world.
Are you a free subject of the British Realm in Australia or are you still considered a convict.
Do you really own the land which your home, business or farm sits upon?
In this presentation, I will be discussing land in Australia and who actually owns land by the laws of the Commonwealth Realm.
In 1660 in a decree from Commonwealth Parliament and the Crown, subjects of the realm were granted land ownership. All land parcels sold off from the crown were no longer in subjection to the perpetual, compulsory feudal fee now termed in modern times useage as land rates. The archaic feudal doctrine was abolished from 1660 "forever hereafter" the land revenue roll was backdated 15 years to 1645.
Once upon a time, all the lands in the British empire were owned by the Crown, the lands were known as Royal Incidents, All royal incidents were included on the revenue roll and due for payment. Males could only hold land of the crown under a life lease arrangement called feodal tenure provided that certain conditions were met. These conditions were mainly in the form of service or payment.
If you did not meet your obligation of service and or payment, action would be taken to remove you, the land would be taken out of your hand and you and your family would be evicted or ousted from the land by force of the shire reeves (sheriffs) if necessary.
Can we compare the ancient feodal system with the system currently in place in Australia in 2017.
If you do not pay the compulsory, perpetual, ever increasing meane tax rated on your land by the council. They will eventually apply to change the ownership of title, take the land out of your hand and evict you by force if required by the sheriffs.
Consider the doctrine of Feodal tenure and the Court of Wards and Liveries were abolished in 1660 by an Act of Parliament and assented under oath by the Monarch.
Are you a free subject of the British Realm in Australia or are you still considered a convict.
Do you really own the land which your home, business or farm sits upon?
In this presentation, I will be discussing land in Australia and who actually owns land by the laws of the Commonwealth Realm.
In 1660 in a decree from Commonwealth Parliament and the Crown, subjects of the realm were granted land ownership. All land parcels sold off from the crown were no longer in subjection to the perpetual, compulsory feudal fee now termed in modern times useage as land rates. The archaic feudal doctrine was abolished from 1660 "forever hereafter" the land revenue roll was backdated 15 years to 1645.
Once upon a time, all the lands in the British empire were owned by the Crown, the lands were known as Royal Incidents, All royal incidents were included on the revenue roll and due for payment. Males could only hold land of the crown under a life lease arrangement called feodal tenure provided that certain conditions were met. These conditions were mainly in the form of service or payment.
If you did not meet your obligation of service and or payment, action would be taken to remove you, the land would be taken out of your hand and you and your family would be evicted or ousted from the land by force of the shire reeves (sheriffs) if necessary.
Can we compare the ancient feodal system with the system currently in place in Australia in 2017.
If you do not pay the compulsory, perpetual, ever increasing meane tax rated on your land by the council. They will eventually apply to change the ownership of title, take the land out of your hand and evict you by force if required by the sheriffs.
Consider the doctrine of Feodal tenure and the Court of Wards and Liveries were abolished in 1660 by an Act of Parliament and assented under oath by the Monarch.
What if I told you that you didn't have to pay Council Rates in Australia, or any other land mass of the Commonwealth of the British Realm.?
You may think? Show me the proof!
What if I told you there is a Law, that says all charges on your land under the Crown and Parliament were abolished forever?
You may ask yourself, why you are charged council rates on the value of your land parcel.
What if I told you:
Remembering that ignorance of the law is no excuse.
Now you have read the above and hear there is a law, paying monies that the Crown
explicitly forbids, could be considered an act of Treason under the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia 1901.
Where is your standing?
If you are collecting monies from subjects of the realm whom their land parcel has been alienated from the Crown, when the king sent explicit word out into the shires 357 years ago to stop it.
A person who commits treason is known in law as a traitor. Oran's Dictionary of the Law (1983)
The doctrine of tenure was abolished in 1660 as was the abolition of the Courts of Wards and Liveries. When fees, charges and dues on land were abolished. This extinguished the revenue roll, and the previous role of courts of wards and liveries was now defunct.
a doctrine of law this "Statute of the Realm" contain the words "forever hereafter".
This Statute can not, and has not ever be repealed.
The Bill of Rights also contain the wording "forever".
Sir William Blackstone can be quoted as saying this statute was greater to the acquisition of land than even the Magna Carter itself.
The most quoted law guy in history says for land, this statute of law, was greater than the magna carta.
Why do we not know?
Mischief has crept in.
The Statute of Abolition of Courts of Wards and Liveries and the Abolishment of Tenures 1660
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The Statute of Abolition of Courts of Wards and Liveries and the Abolishment of Tenures 1660
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The Law of Land
This is a summary, the law is very simple and clear. The debates in parliament at the time leading up to the law are very clear as to what the law was meant to stop and prevent for future generations.
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There was a 15 year civil war leading up 1660. Historians seem to focus on religious aspects. It was King Henry Viii greed and then exploitation of the land tenure system, increasing dues on all the lands, then it was found that instead of the money collected going into
the treasure the money went into his personal fund. He stole from the people.
There was a 15 year civil war leading up 1660. Historians seem to focus on religious aspects. It was King Henry Viii greed and then exploitation of the land tenure system, increasing dues on all the lands, then it was found that instead of the money collected going into
the treasure the money went into his personal fund. He stole from the people.
Before 1660 all land of the British Realm was owned by the Crown [Royal Incidents of Wardship]
After 1660 subjects could buy a parcel of land from the crown and own the land outright. [Alienated from the king into Free and Common Soccage (sounds like soke)]
Before 1660:
All lands of the crown was on the revenue roll for the collecting of dues.
After 1660:
All land no longer owned by the crown and sold or given into private hands, was declared free of any fees, charges, or service to the crown, removed from revenue rolls forever.
Before 1660: if you had land it was called a Feudal Tenure or in modern terms a 'land parcel under lease from the Crown'. All identified crown land was registered and put on the revenue roll and money was due.
The term feudal or feodal means land it meaning has nothing to do with the term feud.
feod (plural feods)
estate granted to a vassal by a feudal lord in exchange for service. Websters 1931
vassal: From Middle English, from Old French vassal, from Medieval Latin vassallus (“manservant, domestic, retainer”), from vassus (“servant”), from Gaulish *wassos (“young man, squire”), from Proto-Celtic *wastos (“servant”) (compare Old Irish foss and Welsh gwas).
vassal: From Middle English, from Old French vassal, from Medieval Latin vassallus (“manservant, domestic, retainer”), from vassus (“servant”), from Gaulish *wassos (“young man, squire”), from Proto-Celtic *wastos (“servant”) (compare Old Irish foss and Welsh gwas).
Administrative Officers under the Crown in the shire wards would administer the notices of payments due .
There were different ways you could make this payment, it could be way of money, or service.
This lease arrangement under the crown could be bequeathed in a will to a male heir only.
If you did not, or could not pay the amount due, you would be ousted from the land by means of force by the shire reeves (sheriffs).
After 1660:
There were different ways you could make this payment, it could be way of money, or service.
This lease arrangement under the crown could be bequeathed in a will to a male heir only.
If you did not, or could not pay the amount due, you would be ousted from the land by means of force by the shire reeves (sheriffs).
After 1660:
Land could now owned by the common subjects. All land alientated from the Crown, was to be adjudged as free and common soccage, all payments due, whether by fee, feof, rack rent, meane rate, knight service. Were ABOLISHED FOREVER.
and..... backdated 15 years to 1645.
The revenue roll ceased to exist and the Crowns departmental offices responsible for collecting the payments, as well as the Court responsible for judgements of non payments were ABOLISHED FOREVER.
Subjects of the realm (including the commoners) could now own their land outright, the crown relinquished all [title ownership control ]
A Female could now inherit land.
Does your real property address show your land to be owned of the crown?
and..... backdated 15 years to 1645.
The revenue roll ceased to exist and the Crowns departmental offices responsible for collecting the payments, as well as the Court responsible for judgements of non payments were ABOLISHED FOREVER.
Subjects of the realm (including the commoners) could now own their land outright, the crown relinquished all [title ownership control ]
A Female could now inherit land.
Does your real property address show your land to be owned of the crown?
The point of whether shire councils, local government are legitimate entities is mute.
Its is the fact that all wards of Australia are under a revenue roll for collection of monies.
That's what the council rates are. Your land is listed on the revenue roll for collection of rates in your shire ward.
Since the revenue roll, and all the fees, charges, meane rates, knight's service were abolished in 1660 as well as, the Office and Officers collecting the payments.
How can a department of the state government, charge us rates and threaten to sell our properties?
Who is responsible for this gross ignorance of doctrine?
Are the common subjects of the realm meant to study law so we can protect ourselves.
The subjects have cried out for justice in the courts of the commonwealth of Australia.
How can it be that the knights in service under the Queen, those learned men of the courts, and all those who
take special oath to her majesty and the commonwealth.
Mischief.
A summary
Allodial title, a system in which real property
is owned absolutely free and clear of any superior landlord or
sovereign. True allodial title is rare, with most property ownership in
the common law world (Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States) being in fee simple.
Allodial title is inalienable, in that it may be conveyed, devised,
gifted, or mortgaged by the owner, but it may not be distressed and
restrained for collection of taxes or private debts, or condemned (eminent domain) by the government.
Fee Simple
The word "fee" is derived from fief, meaning a feudal landholding. Feudal land tenures existed in several varieties, most of which involved the tenant having to supply some service to his overlord, such as knight-service (military service). If the tenant's overlord was the king, Grand Serjeanty, then this might require providing many different services, such as providing horses in time of war or acting as the king's ceremonial butler. These fiefs gave rise to a complex relationship between landlord and tenant, involving duties on both sides. For example, in return for receiving his tenant's fealty or homage, the overlord had a duty to protect his tenant.
When feudal land tenure was abolished "forever hereafter" all fiefs became alientated from the crown adjudged to be held "in free and common soccage", in the term of today this is Allodial,
Fee Simple
The word "fee" is derived from fief, meaning a feudal landholding. Feudal land tenures existed in several varieties, most of which involved the tenant having to supply some service to his overlord, such as knight-service (military service). If the tenant's overlord was the king, Grand Serjeanty, then this might require providing many different services, such as providing horses in time of war or acting as the king's ceremonial butler. These fiefs gave rise to a complex relationship between landlord and tenant, involving duties on both sides. For example, in return for receiving his tenant's fealty or homage, the overlord had a duty to protect his tenant.
When feudal land tenure was abolished "forever hereafter" all fiefs became alientated from the crown adjudged to be held "in free and common soccage", in the term of today this is Allodial,
The concept of a "fee" has its origins in feudalism. William Blackstone
defined fee simple as the estate in land that a person has when the
lands are given to him and his heirs absolutely, without any end or
limit put to his estate. Land held in fee simple can be conveyed to
whomsoever its owner pleases; it can also be mortgaged or put up as security.[3] Owners of real property
in fee simple have the privilege of interest in the property during
their lifetime and typically have a say in determining who gets to own
an interest in the property after their death.
exchequer British historical
- the former government office responsible for collecting revenue and making payments on behalf of the sovereign, auditing official accounts, and trying legal cases relating to revenue.noun: Exchequer
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