• 01 Boston Workshop - Titles In Commerce
• 02 Boston Workshop - Contract Fundementals
• 03 Boston Workshop - Public Trusts and Private Trusts
• 04 Boston Workshop - Practices of Creditors
• 05 Boston Workshop - Courtroom Mechanics
• 06 Boston Workshop - Secured Debt Remedy I
• 07 Boston Workshop - Secured Debt Remedy II
• 08 Boston Workshop - Blueprints For Remedies
• 09 Boston Workshop - Mortgage Mechanics
• 10 Boston Workshop - Private Commerce & Interests
• 11 Boston Workshop - Living-Authorship
• 12 Boston Workshop - Discussion & Review

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01 Boston Workshop - Titles In Commerce

• September 1, 2010 -- 00 Titles In Commerce: Original Full Recording (1:24:08 )
  Audio 1 of 12. 1 hour and 24 minutes.
• September 1, 2010 -- 01 Disclaimer (1:52 )
  
• September 1, 2010 -- 02 Knowing who you are (8:43 )
  Recommended research study materials: Websters 4th colledge addition, Blacks Law 4th, 5th or 6th and a a current 9th, UCC and a contract book. Knowing who you are by your various names and callings. What is a natural person and what can they do? Private and public trusts.
• September 1, 2010 -- 03 Contract is law and consent (6:28 )
  Contract is law and law is contract. Clarification on your rights and the constitution.
• September 1, 2010 -- 04 Who has the standing to contract (2:59 )
  We may not be as competant as we think we are. You must know how to contract or we may not be able to contract properly.
• September 1, 2010 -- 05 The maxims of law and your actions effect your contracts (2:39 )
  Violating maxims of law can invalidate your contracts. Your conduct can dictate and change your contracts.
• September 1, 2010 -- 06 The elements and nature of contracts (3:53 )
  The elements of a contract and the difference between an agreement and a contract. Intentions are the soles of instruments whether they are agreements or or negotiable instruments.
• September 1, 2010 -- 07 Judge Judy story on contract conduct (4:26 )
  Story of a Judge Judy case between a landlord and tenant and the significance of conduct in the contract.
• September 1, 2010 -- 08 Contracts are dynamic and moving (1:43 )
  Creditors MUST take responsibility and help others solve problems. Your conduct is important to the performance of your contract.
• September 1, 2010 -- 09 Story of Basket Ball Player and how to act as a creditor (12:42 )
  Creditors MUST take responsibility and help others solve problems. Your conduct is important to the performance of your contract.
• September 1, 2010 -- 10 Why courts ignore what you are doing (3:53 )
  If you act incompetant then courts can make decisions for you which may look like they are attacking you. If you are not getting remedy, it could be that you are not doing something correctly. The government always does it right!
• September 1, 2010 -- 11 Why do courts jail you (7:51 )
  When courts are protecting you from yourself, why do they "Warehouse" you? A good explaination of the commercial system.
• September 1, 2010 -- 12 A good explanation of securities titles and currency creation (26:58 )
  In depth discussion. This explanation is discussed with in the context of Real Estate and mortgages. Brandon goes over who has interest and how that interest is conveyed at Foreclosure sales. Jack reflects back on the Basket Ball player and how jail plays into securities. Brief discussions of how to act as a creditor and the steps to take as a creditor.