Canon Law Reassertion and Return to the Living: Ecclesiastical Notice and Enforcement of Liability

Ecclesiastical Notice and Enforcement of Liability

Incorporating Canon 2057: Fraud Nullifies Trust

A. Canon 2057 – Foundation for Voidance of Fraudulent Trusts

Canon 2057 of ecclesiastical law states:

“A trust or obligation created through concealment, fraud, or without full disclosure of material facts is null and void ab initio, and all rights, claims, and derivatives arising therefrom are forfeit.”

This Canon is the ecclesiastical sword against all fraudulent, presumptive trust systems—particularly those that create Cestui Que Vie Trusts under conditions of:

 Lack of informed consent at birth,
 Presumed abandonment or death,
 Coercion via adhesion contracts (e.g., registration, licenses),
 Commercial conversion of natural rights.
Canon 2057 reaffirms that:
 Any legal instrument created through misrepresentation (i.e., "birth certificate" trust creation) is
null;
 The Vatican or Crown cannot assert valid title over a soul, body, or land derived from
fraudulent premise;
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 All agents, judges, clerks, and bar attorneys acting under such fraud incur ecclesiastical
liability and personal dishonor.
B. Serving Ecclesiastical Notice – Rebutting False Claims
A formal Ecclesiastical Notice of Rebuttal must be served upon:
 The Vatican (as the originating trustee of global ecclesiastical claims),
 The relevant Crown (UK, Spain, etc., depending on the papal transfer of title),
 The BAR association (acting as the modern execution arm),
 The local judge or clerk (acting as executor de son tort of a presumed trust).
This notice must:

1. Rebut all three CQV Trusts (Real, Personal, Ecclesiastical).

2. Reference Canon 2057 to nullify the creation, maintenance, and benefit of such trusts.

3. Assert the living status and deny any implied consent to be governed or bonded.

"I, a living man/woman, being of sound mind, not a corporation, minor, or ward of the state, do hereby nullify any and all trusts presumed to be established in my name under concealment, coercion, or fraud, per Canon 2057."