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> Article 50
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II. Form |
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| 2.2 Form Creation and Change | ||
| Article 50-Action | ||
| Canon 1711 | ||
| An Action or Act is an event in Time and Dimension based on Reason, involving the transmission of energy and awareness relating to Form. | ||
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| Canon 1712 | ||
| All Actions or Acts may be classified into four (4) categories: General, Specific, Juridic and Proscribed. | ||
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| Canon 1713 | ||
| A General Action or Act is any Act that takes place that does not involve specialized knowledge or skill that is neither Proscribed, nor related to the official function or statutes of a Juridic Person. | ||
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| Canon 1714 | ||
| A Specific Action or Act is any Act that takes place that involves the presumption of specialized knowledge or skill that is neither Proscribed, nor related to the official function or statutes of a Juridic Person. | ||
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| Canon 1715 | ||
| A Juridic Act or Action is any Act that takes place relating to the official function or statutes of a Juridic Person by a qualified Person including all Form which essentially constitutes the act itself as well as the formalities and requirements imposed by law for the validity of the act. | ||
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| Canon 1716 | ||
| A Proscribed Act or Action is any Act listed by Statute of a Juridic Person as being an Offence. | ||
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