Blues and Roots

Notice of terms and conditions of acceptance for service
In the event of an adverse claim affecting the rights of the owner claims are accepted as an offer to comply with an order or demand. The Claimant takes notice that unless evidence is produced to the contrary it is agreed that the Claimant shall pay to the Respondent fees in sterling to the value of ten pounds (£10) per minute in consideration for rendering services or providing easements as requested, plus expenses or losses incurred. Fees are due for immediate payment at the time of services being provided by the Respondent who is expressly designated as the occupant in the office of Administrator of any matter at issue for all legal purposes. Claimant’s consent to the terms and conditions stated herein is evidenced by performance of any services or easements requested from the Respondent at which time Claimant expressly confirms acceptance of their appointment as Trustee for any matter of issue in this Agreement.
A. Conditional Acceptance of Claims
1. Claims are accepted by the Respondent conditional upon receipt of verified, fundamental evidence in proof of (i) the legal identity of the Claimant, and (ii) Claimant's authority or jurisdiction over Respondent, and (iii) the identity of an injured party, and loss, harm or damage incurred, and intent to injure, or (iv) a pre-existing obligation between the Claimant and the Respondent.
2. Until verified evidence in proof to the contrary is disclosed it is agreed between the Parties that (i) the Claimant has no authority or jurisdiction over the Respondent, and (ii) any liability created by the Claimant exists and remains as a charge upon the Claimant as trustee and surety.
3. Failure to provide the Respondent with the required evidence is confirmation of agreement between the Parties that the Claimant’s claim against the Respondent is (i) without a justiciable controversy against the Respondent or Respondent’s interests, and (ii) established as a false
or misleading representation, and (iii) is a trespass or obstruction upon the Respondent's rights from the commencement of the claim, and (iv) subject to the terms of License hereunder.
B. License (A revocable agreement to permit Claimant to trade rights belonging to the Respondent.)
1. This license permits the provision of Respondent's services or easement of rights where a claim is made (i) by a false or misleading representation causing a risk of loss or harm, or (ii) where an act of trespass or obstruction of rights is incurred, or (iii) where any other act of negligent misstatement or malpractice or tortfeasance is evident.
2. The following fee schedule applies: (i) fees in sterling to the value of ten-thousand-pounds (£10,000) per hour, or part thereof, are charged to any Claimant in consideration for services or easement provided or nuisance incurred by the Respondent or the Respondent's agents, and (ii) fees in sterling to the value of five-million-pounds (£5,000,000) are charged to each and any Claimant in consideration for services or easement provided for each and every act caused by a Claimant which implies or threatens or attempts or commits an obstruction to, or a trespass upon, the Respondent’s rights or other acts which may cause a risk of loss or harm to the Respondent or the Respondent's interests, and (iii) fees in sterling to the value of five-million-pounds (£5,000,000) are charged to each and any Claimant in consideration for services or easement provided for each and every hour, or part thereof, in respect of an act by the Claimant which restricts or interferes in any way with lawful physical or intellectual liberties or rights belonging to the Respondent or each and any of the Respondent’s agents.
3. Fees incurred are due for immediate payment and each and any Claimant agrees to (i) stand as surety and accept fiduciary responsibility, jointly and severally, for all and any liabilities created or fees due, and (ii) surrender any privilege of corporate or official indemnity, and (iii) indemnify the Respondent against loss or damage, and (iv) remain liable to criminal proceedings in respect of acts of violence, misappropriation or fraud committed. Overdue accounts are subject to interest at the rate of 8% per annum, compound interest, calculated daily. Negotiable instruments shall be accepted as tender to discharge any private or public debt balance remaining. After 90-days overdue payments transfer to Accounts Receivable at which time each and any Claimant authorises the Respondent to transfer titles accordingly in order to settle, lien, levy and seize all or any of the Claimant’s assets in order to satisfy a debt without demur.
C. General terms and conditions
It is agreed between the Parties that (i) in this matter the Respondent elects to retain all rights and waives all corresponding privileges and (ii) any accustomed or implied consent by the Respondent is withdrawn, and (iii) any powers of attorney previously granted are now rescinded, and (iv) the Claimant has a duty to substantiate a claim with material evidence in proof of that claim, and (v) notice to agent is notice to principal; notice to principal is notice to agent, and (vi) Respondent’s rights in copy-hold are claimed and reserved by the Respondent, and (vii) the Claimant shall provide a certified copy of evidence of an appropriate public liability indemnity bond, or (viii) remit on demand a deposit in sterling to the value of one-thousand pounds (£1,000) or three-fold any exaction imposed whichever is the greater, and (ix) the Claimant confirms the Respondent's right to subrogation, and (x) the Respondent prevails as a living man in natural law under God in Equity until verified evidence in writing to the contrary is produced for inspection, and (xi) Claimant is deemed as Trustee and surety for the duration of the matter by performance and is liable, as fiduciary, for any loss, harm or damage caused and, (xii) where the Claimant acts in a manner where the Respondent is required to act in the capacity of trustee in any matter the Respondent only accepts transfer of office of Trustee to Respondent upon receipt of consideration by way of a stipend in sterling to the value of one-hundred-thousand-pounds (£100,000) per month and which may be terminated at thirty-days’ notice; such fees are due from the date of commencement of the office and are of the essence, and are payable in advance, and (xiii) all terms and conditions expressed herein remain in force until three years after all Parties are satisfied and accounts closed, and (xiv) settlements exacted by deception or by any implied threat of violence are void and may be recovered in due course without prejudice, and (xv) any rule in conflict with God's Natural Common Law, or that which infringes established constitutional laws or customs of the land, is void, and in particular, (xvi) acts resulting from undisclosed presumptions are void and constitute evidence of deception by failure to disclose a material fact.
Claimant means any man, woman, agent, principal or other party complicit in the matter before or after the original claim. Evidence means fundamental material which demonstrates conclusive proof of the fact or point in issue whether it be by matter of record or writing or by the testimony of witnesses. Verified means to substantiate with testimony by a living man or woman with first-hand knowledge of an event under penalty of perjury and under full commercial liability and declared as true before two witnesses.
By Respondent