the worm that turned
22-05-2009, 11:01 AM
I must admit that I am utterly obsessed with the FMOTL section of this forum and want to say a big thank you to ALL contributors. This has been more eye opening than any other conspiracy website, because what we are all revealing on here is the biggest conspiracy of the lot!!
Anyway, onto the point of my thread...
I have been attempting a few things on my own, with advice being sought on here. So far I have:
1) questioned the General Registrar (well deputy actually) about the true function of birth certs, with limited success, but at least an admission that whether it creates a legal fiction is not as simple as yes/no?
2) created an affidavit to affirm the details of my son (recently born), including name, place of birth, mother and father, BEFORE I registered him (as was my wife's wish). I also made a claim via my sworn statement that any person, legal fiction or title created in his name by anyone is the property of me until he is old enough to claim ownership himself. This was sent to the General Register Office and they have confirmed receipt, put it on file and given me a reference number. If anyone wants more details about this, including template etc please PM me.
3) Attempted to gain a clarification of a "Bill" from Council and water board, as rightly or wrongly I thought that it might refer to a Bill of Exchange and the relevant act, in which case it must be signed. However I am still uncertain as whether such a "bill" is party to this act in the UK. Anyone??
4) I have recently requested a copy of a contract from a credit card I applied for in 1999. They sent me a copy of my Consumer Credit Agreement and I have dissected this and determined no fewer than 4 areas where the creditor has failed to follow the Consumer Credit Act 1974 and Consumer Credit Regulations 1983. I plan to post my intended response to the credit card company on here, both for others to use and to gain feedback on how I can make it stronger
5) Finally, I now want to question the authority of water company's and how they demand payment for water WITHOUT a formal contract.
So on point 5 - I moved into my home about 1.5 years ago and I can confirm that I did not sign a contract with the water company. Where do I stand here? They send me a "bill" each quarter. So far I have paid this because I believed it was the correct thing to do, but now I question this. Where do I go from here?
1 - shouldn't I have a choice of suppliers? Otherwise that is a monopoly
2 - shouldn't I have a formal contract setting out all of the terms and conditions, including payment terms and services (benefits) to both parties?
3 - is the provision of water captured under an act of law/statute? If so can anyone direct me to this?
4 - if I enter into a dispute with the provider MUST they continue to provide the service as I have no alternative provider and it is a necessity to live (basic human right)?
Any suggestions would be gratefully received and please understand this IS NOT AN ATTEMPT TO NOT PAY FOR SOMETHING I just feel that this should be done properly, i.e. all the cards on the table!
Thanks for listening, much love - TWTT :)
Anyway, onto the point of my thread...
I have been attempting a few things on my own, with advice being sought on here. So far I have:
1) questioned the General Registrar (well deputy actually) about the true function of birth certs, with limited success, but at least an admission that whether it creates a legal fiction is not as simple as yes/no?
2) created an affidavit to affirm the details of my son (recently born), including name, place of birth, mother and father, BEFORE I registered him (as was my wife's wish). I also made a claim via my sworn statement that any person, legal fiction or title created in his name by anyone is the property of me until he is old enough to claim ownership himself. This was sent to the General Register Office and they have confirmed receipt, put it on file and given me a reference number. If anyone wants more details about this, including template etc please PM me.
3) Attempted to gain a clarification of a "Bill" from Council and water board, as rightly or wrongly I thought that it might refer to a Bill of Exchange and the relevant act, in which case it must be signed. However I am still uncertain as whether such a "bill" is party to this act in the UK. Anyone??
4) I have recently requested a copy of a contract from a credit card I applied for in 1999. They sent me a copy of my Consumer Credit Agreement and I have dissected this and determined no fewer than 4 areas where the creditor has failed to follow the Consumer Credit Act 1974 and Consumer Credit Regulations 1983. I plan to post my intended response to the credit card company on here, both for others to use and to gain feedback on how I can make it stronger
5) Finally, I now want to question the authority of water company's and how they demand payment for water WITHOUT a formal contract.
So on point 5 - I moved into my home about 1.5 years ago and I can confirm that I did not sign a contract with the water company. Where do I stand here? They send me a "bill" each quarter. So far I have paid this because I believed it was the correct thing to do, but now I question this. Where do I go from here?
1 - shouldn't I have a choice of suppliers? Otherwise that is a monopoly
2 - shouldn't I have a formal contract setting out all of the terms and conditions, including payment terms and services (benefits) to both parties?
3 - is the provision of water captured under an act of law/statute? If so can anyone direct me to this?
4 - if I enter into a dispute with the provider MUST they continue to provide the service as I have no alternative provider and it is a necessity to live (basic human right)?
Any suggestions would be gratefully received and please understand this IS NOT AN ATTEMPT TO NOT PAY FOR SOMETHING I just feel that this should be done properly, i.e. all the cards on the table!
Thanks for listening, much love - TWTT :)