is something you understand and can defend and acknowledge word for word if you dont then you will be eaten alive in court
solicitors are not stupid people they know this!
so when i see all these people coming here with their notice of understanding and intents and they use all these very long tricky tricky words do they fully acknowledge what they are saying in them?i do doubt it very much and just want people to be aware this notice is your understanding not someone elses!my understanding of the word person is a legal fiction or company its not me and i know many of you here already know this but it was just as an example.
if you dont know what all the words used are and cant define them in a court of law then you will be in dishonour or contempt because basically you would of lied to the notary or your friends and then they would of signed or stamped in trust of your understanding when really you didnt understand you just thought it sounded good or clever and made you seem professional
it doesnt have to be a massive list straight off the bat it can be just 1 subject at a time just put on the end but not limited to this so it can be added to in the future.as the more things you understand and can lay a claim of right to through a notice of understanding and intent.also it may be worth sectioning it off like financial,housing,traveling,boating,by-laws ect so as you are fully aware and understand these things and can find the relevant section easier if and when it goes to court. you can create a notice serve it upon the relevant departments and if it comes to light in court then youve served notice of understanding and intent they didnt deny it so there for it has become your claim of right to do this as stated in the notice.
by using trick words you will only end up tricking yourself so if you do use trick words make sure you have a definition list on the nouicor this is acting more honorably and also helps you out in court because you can refer to the definitions list.
hope this wasnt to long winded and easy to follow
