VII.   Law

Visitation is when a man or woman in their lawful capacity as General Guardian over their legal name and persons and General Executor over their mind, body and spirit attends by official visit or extraordinary visit a Roman Court by special announcement or extraordinary announcement to assist in the administration of any unresolved controversies and ensure all duties are fulfilled.

Official Visit is when a General Guardian or Executor attends a place either by invitation or special announcement that they would not otherwise attend in the normal course of events. A General Guardian and General Executor never attends a Roman Court of their own volition without first ensuring special notice is given of their official visit.

Extraordinary Visit is when a General Guardian and General Executor is compelled to attends a place by force they would not otherwise attend in the normal course of events.

When a General Guardian and General Executor visits a Roman Court, in the first instance, every effort is made to ensure the clerk of the court has some official notice in a form the Roman Court is capable and willing to view as official public record including any private documents annexed thereto in full.

Should the clerk of the Roman Court fail to acknowledge the official documents of the General Guardian and General Executor, they may be forced to assert their rightful authority by visiting the actual hearing. If this is the case, the General Guardian and General Executor must at the earliest opportunity make the following points very clear:

(i) That a court of public record is immediate convened by vocalizing the fact before anything else is spoken; and

(ii) That they are the General Guardian and General Executor for that matter, visiting here today with a real interest in the administration of any unresolved issues that is being held by the Roman Court; and

(iii) That the Judge or Magistrate is verbally recognized as a public servant, here to assist - primarily to ensure all duties are fulfilled, that any mistake is corrected, and that the public record reflects the facts; and

(iv) That the public servant and trustee is politely ordered to commence.

Should the public trustee and public servant of the Roman Court acting as judge refuse to acknowledge the opening pronouncement by the General Guardian and General Executor, it must be immediately clarified whether the public servant in question is seeking to act as Guardian De Son Tort and/or Executor De Son Tort and if so, let the record reflect this fact before any further injury occurs.