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ought divorce financially damaged but am now, though not well of,
> financially secure. I have no intention of ...
> The problem is that I have always intended that anything I
> salvaged from the marriage plus ... of dilemma? And is there any sort of legalistic
> approach that may lead to ... (u.k.law).
Another idea. Does UK law allow self incorporation?
Turning yourself into a ... What are you really allowed to do when you're a foreigner
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What are you really allowed to do when you're a foreigner ... ose, for a maximum of 90 days,
you're allowed to: sign contracts, ... efore coming to USA, using some on-line incorporation service, or do you
think I'd be allowed to start the incorporation process once in USA ?
It's not that I don't trust incorporation services providers, but I'd ... Re: What are you really allowed to do when you're a foreigner
re you really allowed to do when you're a foreigner ... e, for a maximum of 90
days,
> you're allowed to: sign contracts, ... efore coming to USA, using some on-line incorporation service, or
do you
> think I'd be allowed to start the incorporation process once in USA
?
> It's not that I don't trust incorporation services providers, but
I'd
> ... or
producing goods which may not be legally exported, or having ... the appropriate
visa or permit". Naturally, if a foreigner obtained a job ... Re: When does a business start?
oing business, or
when ... ferent status of the business (such as
incorporation etc.)
HTH.
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> I think you could use several different charts, depending on the ... the business. However, once you've actually started the business, then
> ... omes incorporated, then you can use the incorporation date for the
> chart. And if you ... use the
> chart for the "first stock sale." It depends on whether you're ... h isn't the same thing as the business, although they're
> related), or the incorporation, or the "first dollar earned," ... u could look at the chart for the original business,
> plus the chart for ... __ BigTobacco sez: Tobacco addicts are "low class" and "stupid" -- yeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! __
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millimeter-length brands.
The writers also observe that lower class people have more incidence of poor
mental health, hypothesizing that people use ... of low class status as well as poor mental health:
"...the incidence of poor mental health is greatest among the lower ... cidence of smoking among the
lower social classes."
The study also finds a correlation between lower class and poor physical health,
but avoids directly ... his, preferring to attribute poor physical health status to simply to BEING ... ence of smoking differs between the social classes, we
would find our ... ting that
smoking is related to poor health. The literature does show this, ... .At least part of the reported statistical relationships between health
variables and incidence of ... for in this
fashion. The smoking and health relationships may be at least in part due to
social class differences rather than to ... er se."
Despite Philip Morris' internal findings of higher smoking rates ... as well as its findings that this group also has a higher
incidence of both poor mental and physical health, it continued to promote ... hether this violates state charters for incorporation, which generally require
that a corporation does ... arters:
"Section 3. Power to revoke, alter or annul charter. The general assembly shall
have the power to alter, revoke or annul any charter of incorporation now
existing and revocable at the ... ch manner, however, that no injustice shall be done
to the ... shown to have knowingly degraded the health of Colorado's least ... socioeconomic status of...panelists reveals that
1) Lower class ... an upper class panelists...
...Social class influences cigarette type ... dencies to smoke nonfilters and avoid health filters and 100 mm brands.
...Social class of respondents cannot be ... .Kinsey reports have shown that the sexual standards and behaviors of the
classes differ; even casual observation shows that the classes ... ecific protestant churches (the funamentalist churches
appeal of the lower classes, and the Methodist and Episcopal to the upper
classes); many consumer studies reveal differences among classes in ... at (as a consequence?) there are
personality test score difference between the social classes, so that lower
classes ... report that the incidence of
poor mental health is greatest among the lower ... ncidence of smoking among the lower social
classes.
...The naive experimenter who ignores social class and measures ... ntelligence test score. Within each social class however each smoker ... he confounding effects of different social class intelligence socres ... f smokers...
As a second hypothetical example, suppose that some index of poor health is
related to social class in such a way that the ... ed white
collar workers enjoy better health than poorly paid, poorly ... ence of smoking differs between the social classes, we
would find our ... ting that
smoking is related to poor health. The literature does show this, ... At least part of the reported statistical relationships between health
variables and incidence of ... n this
fashion.
The smoking and health relationships may be at least in part due to social
class differences rather than to ... s not mean smoking is
independent of health problems...
Company
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Report- Scientific
Subject
Health effects
Mental health
Smoker ... Do HOA's have to file legal doc amendments with state?
he legal
form of a Texas non-profit corporation.
When legal documents of the assoc. (bylaws, ... filed with the county or state to officially
incorporate the amendment as part of the original? For example, if the
board ... has never been filed with any governmental agency?
also, can any of these types of ... the document
itself does not specifically provide an allowance for or method of ... inly asking about are the Articles of
incorporation, the Assoc. Bylaws and the Deed ... Re: Online incorporation service
here are online incorporation services such as
>> Legalzoom quickinc, and Bizfilings. I'm ... re more.
>> Does anyone have any personal favorites of such services?
>>
>> also, another question I have is that ... services
>> bundles in a "corporate seal" with their incorporation service.
>> Does one really need a corporate seal from the very beginning?
>> Can I ... st need the FEIN.
>>
>> Do people actually need a "registered agent" if the ... ed agent is
>> merely the addressee of all legal documents, right? They don't
>> necessarily provide legal guidance besides just being an
>> ... senger, right?
>>
>> Mike
>>
>
> incorporation rules are set by the state you wish to
> incorporation in. The best thing you can do is ... egulation -
> please note that the actual names of these agencies may ... exactly
> what the "rules" are.
In California the Secretary of State deals with incorporations,
while the Department of Corporations deals with corporations already
in existence.
> Here in ... ill in the blank for on its web
> site along with detailed instructions ... ncorporate -
> providing you filled in all the blanks sufficiently. NOTICE ... ient info to issue the
> charter.
California has forms on line that are ... t part, though, since so many names are already taken,
and you can't have ... can't be the agent.
> A corporate seal is not something that is relied ... t up in one either way.
At least in California there is no legal reason to have one. I
don't ... bsite, download
Form SS-4 and get one almost immediately.
> Are you sure ...
Good question. The best person to talk to about that is your tax
professional (CPA or ... Re: StaR still doesn't get it. . .
xist, or have all of these been abolished?
>> ... t are the
>> >>>ranks that Bouvier is talking about?
>> >>
>> >> Who in ... A CORPORATION or
>> >> that it didn't fall into the category of PERSONS, ... ion? hahahaha what an IDIOT you are. So alL these case
>> references and all these legal definitions that alL say that the
>> United States is a CORPORATION, they're all lies and you're right is
>> that ... haha YOU ARE A LIAR AND A FRAUD and a real STUPID one at
>> that.
>
>Q) ... are disingenuous.
>
>Your argument really is that the United States in ... acts as such and is treated as such at all times.
Right on cue, our poor ... Rayder comes to the aid of one of his
fallen cult member. How much are they ... are just
about ready to give you your walking papers for being such a twit ... e
"United States of America" including alL governments are indeed ... w with the capacity to sue
and be sued albeit sometimes restricted.. And of course as all
corporations, the various powers ... m are those found in
their charters of incorporation known as their "constitutions".
>That is demonstrably false.
Yours is a pathetic attempt to suggest that all of the case law and
legal definitions presented are mere ... law with the capacity to sue or be sued albeit sometimes
restricted by law. ... hose which are found in its charter
of incorporation called its constitution.
>We know ... CORPORATION created by its charter
of incorporation known as its constitution, PERIOD. ...
You are nothing short of being CRIMINalLY INSANE and now everyone
knows ... le use of
>the the term to avoid the reality that there are several other
>meanings, which if read ... ent
>that the U.S. is a corporation at all times and in all cases.
Hahahaha the U.S is a CORPORATION created by its charter of
incorporation known as its constitution PERIOD. ... . To suggest otherwise is a sign of mental illness.
>Frankly, your ... fact of the matter is that, unlike General Motors, the United
>States is a ... ITED STATES OF AMERICA
AND OF THE SEVERal STATES OF THE AMERICAN UNION
by ... olve, in common. They thus become as moral persons, having an
understanding ... each state singly. Per
Iredell, J. 3 Dall. 447.
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Keep up the ... aR
>>
>> >But maybe you should actually answer the question. Your ... States of America, Canada, in FACT
>> all governments are CORPORATIONS. ... Re: StaR still doesn't get it. . .
Do they still exist, or have all of these been abolished?
> >> ... are the
> >> >>>ranks that Bouvier is talking about?
> >> >>
> >> >> Who ... CORPORATION or
> >> >> that it didn't fall into the category of PERSONS, ... ion? hahahaha what an IDIOT you are. So alL these case
> >> references and all these legal definitions that alL say that the
> >> United States is a CORPORATION, they're all lies and you're right is
> >> ... haha YOU ARE A LIAR AND A FRAUD and a real STUPID one at
> >> that.
> >
> ... disingenuous.
> >
> >Your argument really is that the United States in ... acts as such and is treated as such at all times.
>
> Right on cue, our ... yder comes to the aid of one of his
> fallen cult member. How much are they ... e just
> about ready to give you your walking papers for being such a twit ...
> "United States of America" including alL governments are indeed mere
> ... with the capacity to sue
> and be sued albeit sometimes restricted.. And of course as all
> corporations, the various ... are those found in
> their charters of incorporation known as their ... s can fine you for pissing on the side walk even
though you say they ... done
>
>
> >That is demonstrably false.
>
> Yours is a pathetic attempt to suggest that all of the case law and
> legal definitions presented are mere ... law with the capacity to sue or be sued albeit sometimes
> restricted by ... se which are found in its charter
> of incorporation called its constitution.
>
> >We ... ORPORATION created by its charter
> of incorporation known as its constitution, PERIOD. ...
> You are nothing short of being CRIMINalLY INSANE and now everyone
> knows ... use of
> >the the term to avoid the reality that there are several other
> >meanings, which if read ... t
> >that the U.S. is a corporation at all times and in all cases.
>
> Hahahaha the U.S is ... ORPORATION created by its charter of
> incorporation known as its constitution PERIOD. ... . To suggest otherwise is a sign of mental illness.
Q 2) ". . .it takes on ... fact of the matter is that, unlike General Motors, the United
> >States is a ... Overturning Hurtado v California
... to overturn Hurtado would
>>>> be to challenge it -- but in our case, it ... hts are being violated by the state of California. And you are not ...
> Let us rejoice in the fact that in California, there is still a rule ... h courts, the 9th Circuit Court of
Appeals?
>>> Like it or not, it ... ge.
>> If only because there is no challenge to it.
> You could have ... can be touched, for
> the reasons I've already given you.
No, that's not ... er.
VERY short order.
> [Remember also that Cam had a right to have the ... at he
> sits in jail today is, in no small part, Cam's own damned fault. ... t do you think, that we should go to trial
completely unprepared? Remember, ... ng is in open court.
The defence may challenge the state's evidence. And it ... e to put
such a case together.
>>> California is *not* obligated to indict Cam on capital murder charges.
>> Yes they are. The 5th Amendment says (in general), "No person shall be
>> held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, ... he 14th Amendment says, "No
>> State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or
>> ... s".
> Unfortunately, the courts have already beat that sucker to death, ... on't believe that they have.
> It's called the doctrine of selective incorporation; while I can and do
> criticize it as intellectually dishonest, it is the law, and ... e looking at the doctrine of
selective incorporation. I assert that the case which I ... yet we have a case where the state of California is
>> abridgine this ... lding Cameron on information for a capital
crime.
> I'm the kind of guy who might have challenged Hurtado -- but Cam is ... a lawyer who doesn't have that kind of balls.
Wrong. How little you ... that we have a conscientious
> and mentally stable bar in California ... ;)
So why aren't ... out here applying for admission to the California Bar?
(Hey, we survived ... s continued
> incarceration is but a small price to pay for having a servile ... m incarcerated for 6 months, he will finally get
>> a hearing to determine ... gh evidence to
>> bind him over for trial. And you say there's no violation ... dment are being violated without even challenging Hurtado. In other
words, ... icient evidence to bind him over for trial.
> I'm one who is in favor of ... anner, but I don't
> get to make that call. Indeed, you say that I should ... Re: Do You Hear Laughter?
egulations. It is easy ...
>> >> >
>> >> > Absolutely.First of all, there is no such thing as "constitutional
>> >> > money" being employed by the CORPORATION. What you call money is
>> >> > simply a "note" ... ed by the "bank" that has been made "legal
>> >> > tender". No one OWNS ... > notes" with the "bank" promising the value thereof. It is THEY that
>> >> ... is a great significance when
>> >> > talking about "property rights". That significance being "legal title"
>> >> > vrs "equitable ... sed" your "home", you only obtained "legal title",
>> >> > that is, the ... using "promissory
>> >> > notes" as legal tender. In essence, all you have done is "discharged"
>> ... s the BANK that is promising
>> >> > "value" for the "note" used in the ... > BANK who is the principle promising "value" holds "equitable title" to
>> >> > the home while you hold "legal title". It is the CORPORATION ... ur property taxes and you'll
>> >> > realize this real quick. No one "owns" anything ... banking system", persons merely have legal title, the right to use.
>> >> > So you see, the "government" is NOT stealing your "money"....it was
>> >> > ... ieved.
>> >> Instead, he says he will call you silly names. Raider, on the ... like Eldon's, so often run to
>homosexuality.
>
>> Is this true MAJOR ... s of property rights,
>taxation, national sovereignty and incorporation shot down in flames
>the ... hey ask obscure queries, pose questions already
>answered and generally attempt to muddy the water in ... k
goddamn it???
>StaR, I don't recall making this statement can you please provide a
>link to the wall in which it is alleged I said this.
Oh you don't ... oo simple.
>> >> > >
>> >> > >The real reason is because the banking ... Re: Do You Hear Laughter?
It is easy ... >>> >> >
>>> >> > Absolutely.First of all, there is no such thing as "constitutional
>>> >> > money" being employed by the CORPORATION. What you call money is
>>> >> > simply a ... ed by the "bank" that has been made "legal
>>> >> > tender". No one OWNS ... > notes" with the "bank" promising the value thereof. It is THEY that
>>> >> ... is a great significance when
>>> >> > talking about "property rights". That significance being "legal title"
>>> >> > vrs "equitable ... sed" your "home", you only obtained "legal title",
>>> >> > that is, the ... sing "promissory
>>> >> > notes" as legal tender. In essence, all you have done is ... the BANK that is promising
>>> >> > "value" for the "note" used in the ... > BANK who is the principle promising "value" holds "equitable title" to
>>> >> > the home while you hold "legal title". It is the CORPORATION ... r property taxes and you'll
>>> >> > realize this real quick. No one "owns" anything ... banking system", persons merely have legal title, the right to use.
>>> >> > So you see, the "government" is NOT stealing your "money"....it was
>>> >> ... eved.
>>> >> Instead, he says he will call you silly names. Raider, on the ... ike Eldon's, so often run to
>>homosexuality.
>>
>>> Is this true MAJOR ... of property rights,
>>taxation, national sovereignty and incorporation shot down in flames
>>the ... hey ask obscure queries, pose questions already
>>answered and generally attempt to muddy the water in ... goddamn it???
>
>
>>StaR, I don't recall making this statement can you please provide a
>>link to the wall in which it is alleged I said this.
>
>Oh you ... simple.
>>> >> > >
>>> >> > >The real reason is because the banking ... Re: Do You Hear Laughter?
egulations. It is easy ... y.
> >> >
> >> > Absolutely.First of all, there is no such thing as "constitutional
> >> > money" being employed by the CORPORATION. What you call money is
> >> > simply a "note" ... ed by the "bank" that has been made "legal
> >> > tender". No one OWNS ... > notes" with the "bank" promising the value thereof. It is THEY that
> >> > ... s is a great significance when
> >> > talking about "property rights". That significance being "legal title"
> >> > vrs "equitable ... sed" your "home", you only obtained "legal title",
> >> > that is, the right ... using "promissory
> >> > notes" as legal tender. In essence, all you have done is "discharged"
> ... is the BANK that is promising
> >> > "value" for the "note" used in the ... > BANK who is the principle promising "value" holds "equitable title" to
> >> > the home while you hold "legal title". It is the CORPORATION ... our property taxes and you'll
> >> > realize this real quick. No one "owns" anything ... banking system", persons merely have legal title, the right to use.
> >> > So you see, the "government" is NOT stealing your "money"....it was
> >> > ... cieved.
> >> Instead, he says he will call you silly names. Raider, on the ... like Eldon's, so often run to
homosexuality.
> Is this true MAJOR ... ns of property rights,
taxation, national sovereignty and incorporation shot down in flames
the detaxers, ... hey ask obscure queries, pose questions already
answered and generally attempt to muddy the water in ... ting zero for life.
StaR, I don't recall making this statement can you please provide a
link to the wall in which it is alleged I said this.
If you can't ... too simple.
> >> > >
> >> > >The real reason is because the banking ... Re: Do You Hear Laughter?
egulations. It is easy ... > >> >
> >>> >> > Absolutely.First of all, there is no such thing as "constitutional
> >>> >> > money" being employed by the CORPORATION. What you call money is
> >>> >> > simply a ... ed by the "bank" that has been made "legal
> >>> >> > tender". No one OWNS ... > notes" with the "bank" promising the value thereof. It is THEY that
> >>> ... a great significance when
> >>> >> > talking about "property rights". That significance being "legal title"
> >>> >> > vrs "equitable ... sed" your "home", you only obtained "legal title",
> >>> >> > that is, the ... ng "promissory
> >>> >> > notes" as legal tender. In essence, all you have done is "discharged"
> ... he BANK that is promising
> >>> >> > "value" for the "note" used in the ... > BANK who is the principle promising "value" holds "equitable title" to
> >>> >> > the home while you hold "legal title". It is the CORPORATION ... property taxes and you'll
> >>> >> > realize this real quick. No one "owns" anything ... banking system", persons merely have legal title, the right to use.
> >>> >> ... So you see, the "government" is NOT stealing your "money"....it was
> >>> ... ed.
> >>> >> Instead, he says he will call you silly names. Raider, on the ... e Eldon's, so often run to
> >>homosexuality.
> >>
> >>> Is this true ... f property rights,
> >>taxation, national sovereignty and incorporation shot down in flames
> >>the ... hey ask obscure queries, pose questions already
> >>answered and generally attempt to muddy the water in ... n it???
> >
> >
> >>StaR, I don't recall making this statement can you please provide a
> >>link to the wall in which it is alleged I said this.
> >
> >Oh you ... ple.
> >>> >> > >
> >>> >> > >The real reason is because the banking ... Re: Do You Hear Laughter?
egulations. It is easy ... >> >> >
> >> >> > Absolutely.First of all, there is no such thing as "constitutional
> >> >> > money" being employed by the CORPORATION. What you call money is
> >> >> > simply a ... ed by the "bank" that has been made "legal
> >> >> > tender". No one OWNS ... > notes" with the "bank" promising the value thereof. It is THEY that
> >> ... s a great significance when
> >> >> > talking about "property rights". That significance being "legal title"
> >> >> > vrs "equitable ... sed" your "home", you only obtained "legal title",
> >> >> > that is, the ... ing "promissory
> >> >> > notes" as legal tender. In essence, all you have done is "discharged"
> ... the BANK that is promising
> >> >> > "value" for the "note" used in the ... > BANK who is the principle promising "value" holds "equitable title" to
> >> >> > the home while you hold "legal title". It is the CORPORATION ... property taxes and you'll
> >> >> > realize this real quick. No one "owns" anything ... banking system", persons merely have legal title, the right to use.
> >> >> ... So you see, the "government" is NOT stealing your "money"....it was
> >> >> ... ved.
> >> >> Instead, he says he will call you silly names. Raider, on the ... ke Eldon's, so often run to
> >homosexuality.
> >
> >> Is this true MAJOR ... of property rights,
> >taxation, national sovereignty and incorporation shot down in flames
> >the ... hey ask obscure queries, pose questions already
> >answered and generally attempt to muddy the water in ... damn it???
>
>
> >StaR, I don't recall making this statement can you please provide a
> >link to the wall in which it is alleged I said this.
>
> Oh you ... imple.
> >> >> > >
> >> >> > >The real reason is because the banking ...
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