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> Article 24
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| Article 24-Sea | ||
| Canon 1550 | ||
| Sea, also known as See, is a fictional term used to define a large body of liquid covering the surface of a planet based rather than any exposed solid terrestrial surface such as land or gaseous structure such as an atmosphere or air. The Sea is also used as a term synonymous with all the liquid surfaces of planet Earth. | ||
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| Canon 1551 | ||
| Sea is physical matter within space existing in accordance with Natural Law as defined by these canons. Therefore as an object, it cannot be “owned” by a fiction such as an owner as fictions can only own other fictions. | ||
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| Canon 1552 | ||
| Except for the Divine Creator, by Divine Law and Natural Law physical matter within space cannot “own” one another only themselves. Therefore, the Divine Creator, also known as Unique Collective Awareness, is the only true “owner” of all Seas, also known as Sees in the Universe, including upon the planet Earth expressed into Divine Trust. | ||
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| Canon 1553 | ||
| When Sea, also known as See, owing its existence to the rightful claim of ownership of the Divine Creator is lawfully conveyed into a True Trust this is called Realty, or Real Property representing the highest Right of Use above all other claims of right and title. | ||
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| Canon 1554 | ||
| In order to enable the lawful “ownership” of the See, a valid fictional form derived from the objective existence of the Sea is required. This is accomplished by undertaking a valid survey of the Seas and creating a description of its watermarks, shores, depths and distances and then connected in a succession of surveys to the ultimate survey being the rules and mind of the Divine Creator. When this exists, a valid Location may be proven to exist, being a fictional form of Sea capable of being owned. | ||
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| Canon 1555 | ||
| When a particular Location owing its existence to the rightful claim of ownership of the Divine Creator to all Seas is lawfully conveyed into a True Trust this is called Realty, or Real Property representing the highest Right of Use above all other claims of right and title. | ||
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| Canon 1556 | ||
| In accordance with the will of the Divine Creator, the sacred covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum and the seven (7) sacred pronouncements of Ucadia, the Divine rights of ownership and all the Seas surveyed as valid Locations has been expressed into True Trusts administered by the Society of One Heaven for the benefit of all men, women, higher order beings, animals and life forms living now and forever more. | ||
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| Canon 1557 | ||
| In accordance with these canons, the sacred covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum and the seven (7) sacred pronouncements of Ucadia, any and all claims of Sea ownership, conveyance, Trust that are not in accord with these canons and the will of the Divine Creator are henceforth null, void from the beginning. | ||
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| Canon 1558 | ||
| When anyone references, writes or speaks of the “See”, “First See”, “Holly See”, or “Holy See”, it shall mean the seat of power of the Society of One Heaven upon the Earth and no other. | ||
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| Canon 1559 | ||
| Any person, entity, aggregate or group that claims itself to be the See, or Holy See in defiance of these canons is guilty of a solemn offence against all of Heaven, all spirits that have ever existed and the Divine Creator. Such an entity in such serious ecclesiastical dishonor has no spiritual power nor authority whatsoever. | ||
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