The government gave away land as a benefit to the people and in accordance with the Constitution of America.

Myths: Having a Land Patent automatically voids mortgages and/or property taxes

This is simply false. Land Patents have nothing to do with a person's right to contract. Although the Land Patent can protect your land from being taken, which is very important, there is nothing automatic about it. One must understand what "land" is and what appurtenances to land are to understand how a Land Patent secures the land.

Land Patents secure two separate kinds of property rights: appurtenant rights and hereditary rights. Patented hereditary land rights are described by their two dimensional border and extend from the center of the earth all the way to the heavens. Patented appurtenant land rights are described as that which pertains to the land; including things like: dirt, grass, trees, buildings, water, and private property sitting on the land, etc. The Land Patent expressly "grants" these patent secured rights to the named patent recipient and to their heirs and assigns, forever. What this means is that the property sitting within the borders of the land is Land Patent secured to the lawful patent holder. Therefore, if one receives assignment to such land through a Deed they already own it from the time the Land was initially granted and made Patent. That is why land, in this country, has no monetary cost and cannot be bought sold or traded. So, what is it that you pay for when you acquire land via purchase? You pay for the appurtenances to the land. You see, even though the property appurtenant to the land is also mentioned in the Land Patent, it is removable from the land and therefore has a specific value separate from the land; that means it is separately marketable for a price (contractible).

The Land Patent does not limit your ability to contract. However, one can contract to pay a mortgage or a tax related to such appurtenant property even if there is no conveyance off from the land unless or until a default to the contracts payment plan occurs. At which time if the contracting party fails to perform in concert with the terms and conditions of the contract the other party can sue for foreclosure of the contract and so secure the property rights according to the term and conditions of the contract. This type of action can only secure the property, it cannot secure assignment to the land itself this puts a cloud on the title and a person that understands Land Rights may be able to evict the new property holder from the land.

Mortgage elimination programs, for the most part, are ways to attempt to defeat a contract in a manner contrary to its terms and conditions, which the parties agreed to from the onset.

If the obligee to a mortgage or a property related tax obligation fails to perform according to the terms of the contract, fraud charges may be brought against them, which charges could prevail in a court contest to prove that the fraudulent party acquired their assignment to the Land (and its Land Patent) by fraud, in which case, the Land would be lost including the assignment to the Land Patent secured rights.

Land patents best secure land and its related appurtenant property when the land is kept free of mortgages and property taxing contracts. In all cases property protection is best secured by arranging a competent complete abstract to work in concert with your land patents.

Myth: Land Patents no longer work

This myth really only fools the misinformed person that refuses to read the Land Patent and study the relevant Law, which states that the Land Patent stands as supreme law in every State. The Land Patent itself stands a contract between the King, Governor or President of the United States of America and the party named in the Land Patent. According to its own terms it lasts forever, and that time will not come any time soon, therefore as a matter of Law, the Land Patent is very valid. It works, and it will continue to work so long as those assigned to it know how to put it to work protecting their Land.

Again, this myth is disspelled by simply reading the Land Patent itself and then reading the rest of the documents in the chain of assignment (Title Abstract). This is one of the reasons that title companies and banks today try to sell title insurance and do not want people to get abstracts. If those documents are not enough to convince you then the case law supporting land patents is quite extensive and all of it supports the land patent.

Myth: You can create a Patent on your Land

To understand this matter you have to understand acts of war, Corp. US and its limited responsibilities, conflicts in law and its private foreign owner, along with what the right to Patent is.

Limitedly, for a Land Patent to have validity it must be originated at the national level according to relevant Law. Where the people are individually sovereign and can issue their own Land Patents with regard to Land rightfully secured to them; the jurisdiction of such a patents enforceability would extend to them only, it would have no relation to the State or to the nation. Therefore, it would have no enforceability outside the individual capacity of the sovereign that issued it; further, any enforcement actions would constitute an act of war. Likewise, a person having no rightful assignment to Land cannot issue a Land Patent without committing an act of war. Corp. U.S. cannot issue a valid Land Patent today and it has not been able to do so since the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1944 because of its foreign owner which creates a conflict of interest, which negates the validity of any Land Patent.

For more information regarding land patents please email liendivision@moorishrepublic.com

Or contact Durand @ 248-247-4493 Commercial Lien Division