VI.   Homo Sapien Life

Competence of a Youth is defined according to both the concept of whether a Youth is fit, proper and qualified to produce and argue Reason through knowledge and skill of Law, Logic and Rhetoric against opposing arguments and secondly whether a Youth possesses sufficient authority and qualification of standing within the limits of statutes of law.

As Youth have developed some of the necessary tools of cognition required for mental competence from the age of seven (7) years, not all the necessary tools are completed until the age of nineteen (19) years and above. Therefore, a Youth may only ever be presumed conditionally mentally competent until tested to establish if such presumption is correct.

A Youth is permitted to be a duly appointed trustee or administrator. Therefore, a Youth is considered legally competent.

A Youth is absolutely forbidden to be nominated, appointed or recognized as a sovereign or executor.

Given all Youth are legally competent, but presumed conditionally mentally competent, it is permitted to claim a Youth as party to any form of bilateral or trilateral consensus including but not limited to any claimed agreement, pact, pledge, promise, deed, covenant or treaty. However, it is strictly forbidden to claim a youth to be party to any unilateral consensus.

As all Youth are absolutely forbidden to be claimed as a party to any form of unilateral consensus, it is forbidden to render a Youth as a party to any bill of sale, cost, conveyance or transaction, expense or liability unless it is part of a bilateral or trilateral consensus.

All existing unilateral consensus where it is claimed a Youth is party is hereby null and void ab initio, having no force nor effect of law.