III.   Rights

Property is any fictional Right of Use expressed into a Trust relationship with other Forms whereby there exists a claimed Form of Ownership or Executorship, Form of Trustee(s) administering the Form as Property and Forms of Beneficiaries. Hence Property is the Rights of an Owner to Use the Form, never ownership of the object or concept itself.

Property is equivalent to Rights of Use of an Object or Concept, not Rights of Ownership of an Object or Concept.

Realty or Real Property can only exist in one Superior Trust at any one time. However, lesser forms of Property derived from Real Property in Superior Trust may be conveyed and exchanged.

Property cannot exist in Reality without an Owner or Executor, at least one Trustee and at least one Beneficiary. Form not expressed into Trust by some lawful conveyance does not exist in Reality as Property.

All valid Property Rights are derived from the Trusts expressed in accordance with the property rights promulgated through the original Ucadian Pronouncements and sacred Covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum.

The Ownership Rights of Property cannot exceed the Ownership Rights of the original Owner that conveyed the Form into the first Trust in the beginning.

By definition, any claimed property ownership that contravenes the seven (7) Ucadian Pronouncements and sacred Covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum is therefore void from the beginning.

Any person who claims ultimate possession and ownership of property that contravenes these canons assumes the full liability of any and all associated debts, obligations and injury associated with this property, even if others have consented as surety.

When anyone references, writes or speaks of “Property Laws”, or “Laws of Property”, it shall mean these canons and no other.