IV. Consensus
4.3 Consensus Obligation
Article 128 - Surety
Surety is when a Person undertakes some specific responsibility on behalf of another who remains primarily liable. Hence, Surety is one who makes themselves liable for the default or miscarriage of another, or for the performance of some action on their part such as the payment of debt, appearance at trial or underwriting of bond.
When any Official Person, Executor or Trustee acts in a deliberately deceptive and dishonorable manner in order to compel a man or woman to act as Surety for a Person, all debts and liabilities for that Person automatically are assumed by the Official, including consent for any punitive action including the charging of Criminal Offences and expulsion from Office.
When any Official Person, Executor or Trustee acts in a deliberately deceptive and dishonorable manner in order to compel a man or woman to act as Surety for a Person, any ordinances, orders or punishments are automatically unlawful, having no validity or effect. An Official charged with unlawful orders or punishments may not claim any form of immunity.
Excluding deliberate fraud or deception, a man or woman cannot extinguish their Surety for a Person until any debts and liabilities are paid, unless the Person is an Inferior Person. In such a case, the man and woman must give proper notice of non-consent as surety and for all debts and liabilities to be returned to the Executor or their appointed Trustees of the Inferior Person for payment.