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LESSON 03 : Conventions
Course
Farah Javed
Discover how legal and commercial conventions shape your rights, obligations, and personal sovereignty. This micro-learning course breaks down the silent rules and presumed agreements that govern your legal and financial status, and empowers you with tools to recognize and rebut these conventions.
In this concise 10-module micro-learning course, you'll uncover the invisible framework of conventions—unwritten yet universally followed rules that shape global, national, and personal interactions. Far more than tradition, conventions silently govern identity, jurisdiction, taxation, and commerce through presumed consent and tacit agreements. For anyone pursuing Secured Party Creditor (SPC) status or seeking greater legal autonomy, understanding these mechanisms is essential. Through real-world scenarios, historical context, and practical SPC strategies, you'll learn how conventions—from the Geneva Conventions and Berne Treaty to banking and postal protocols—affect your daily life. Most importantly, you'll gain actionable methods to lawfully rebut presumed contracts and redefine your relationship with statutory systems. This course is your starting point for reclaiming your legal sovereignty and navigating the complexities of modern law with clarity and confidence.
Here is the course outline:
1. Introduction to Conventions and Legal SovereigntySets the stage by explaining what conventions are, why they matter, and how they silently shape identity and jurisdiction—especially for the aspiring Secured Party Creditor (SPC). 9 sections
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2. Historical Origins of Today’s ConventionsExplores the evolution of conventions from early international agreements to modern commercial practices, showing how history paved the way for presumed consent. 9 sections
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3. Key Features and Definitions of ConventionsBreaks down the core characteristics—unwritten nature, global acceptance, and presumed consent—clarifying how conventions differ from statutes or codes. 9 sections
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4. Foundational International ConventionsExamines the Geneva Conventions, Hague Treaty, Universal Postal Union, and Berne Convention, highlighting their impact on identity, jurisdiction, and intellectual property. 9 sections
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5. Tacit Consent and Presumed ContractsShows how silence or routine actions create binding obligations, illustrating daily examples of presumed contracts and the SPC’s need to rebut them. 9 sections
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6. Jurisdiction and Authority Under ConventionsDetails subject-matter, territorial, and personal jurisdiction, explaining how conventions empower courts and agencies to assert authority over individuals. 9 sections
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7. Contracts, Commerce, and Banking ConventionsConnects conventions to global finance, explaining IMF/BIS frameworks and how invisible contracts define debtor status in everyday commerce. 9 sections
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8. SPC Strategies to Rebut ConventionsIntroduces practical tools—UCC-1 filings, affidavits, and conditional acceptances—that SPCs use to overturn presumptions and reclaim status. 9 sections
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9. Real-World SPC Case StudiesPresents scenarios like IRS letters and court summonses, demonstrating step-by-step how conventions are enforced and how SPCs successfully respond. 9 sections
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10. Course Summary and Next StepsRecaps key insights, reinforces the importance of active rebuttal, and guides learners toward continued study and practical application of conventions. 10 sections
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