Re: commercial liens

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On 6/30/10, Bruce wrote:
> Annie:
>
> Yes what is the difference between an corporation an the ALL CAPS
> title of [person], answer nothing as both are artificial creations
> created by government and/or federal reserve bankers who really are
> the shadow government. It is simple. Just email me and I will coach
you.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Bruce UCC 1-207, 1-103
> All rights & remedies reserved
>
>
>
> On 6/14/10, Rick wrote:
>> Hello I am well versed in this process and I am also willing to
>> learn we might be able to help each other so please feel free to
>> contact me.
>> Thank You
>>

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>> On 6/03/07, Steve Martin wrote:
>>> Annie, I am looking for a assistance and/or consultant in
>>> building and perfecting a commercial affidavit and commercial
>>> lien process against my accussed who has stolen from me in
>>> excessive $250,000 of materials and services. The question we
>>> are batteling is can a corporation file commercial lien on
>>> another corporation and would it have any common law base or
>>> would it be subject only to state statutory law. If you can
>>> help or lend valuable information, please contact me ASAP as
>>> time is of the essence for us. Thank you very much for anything
>>> you can do.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Steve
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 3/03/06, annie wrote:
>>>> On 2/11/06, sharwinston wrote:
>>>>> Need more info.
>>>>> Have you already obtained a court judgment? or
>>>>> Are you a contractor who did work on the business' property
>>>>> and the business has failed to pay you for your work?
>>>>>
>>>>> On 2/10/06, annie d. wrote:
>>>>>> Is it possible to file a commercial lien against a company
>>>>>> or corporation? (i.e. retail stores, grocery, or department
>>>>>> stores.)
>>>> Hello again,
>>>> In answer to your question, No. There is currently a third
>>>> party negligence case in process against the store and it's
>>>> manager.
>>>> I don't think the mechanic's lien would apply here. However,
>>>> in the use of the commercial lien, would it not
>>>> literally "freeze" the company and its holdings.
>>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>> Annie