Canonum De Ius Fidei
Canons of Fiduciary Law

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3.3 Privy Fund

Article 145 - (1641) Privy Council of England

Canon 7641 (link)

The Privy Council is a type of Privy Fund as first formed in 1640 (16Car1.c.10)  through an act of Parliament wherein the Court known as the Star Chamber was dissolved and all subsequent Privy Councils were stripped of the authority to issue extrajudicial punishments, where no statute in law made such provisions; and that all subsequent Privy Councils cease to be courts of original jurisdiction and thus all matters of disputes in law were to be resolved through the courts; and that the Privy Council ceased to have jurisdiction over the privileges, franchises and liberties of lands, tenements, hereditaments, goods or chattels.

Canon 7642 (link)

In respect of the Privy Fund known as Privy Council:

(i) The Act of 1641 is the first act in recorded history of Westminster to defined the concept of Privy Council. It also effectively abolished any notion of the right of a King or Monarch to make extra judicial edicts, dictats, commands or proclamations relating to rights, liberties and privileges as above or equal to the authority of parliament. From this point forward, any act of executive order, proclamation or edict under common law was morally repugnant, illegal, unlawful and null and void from the beginning; and

(ii) The Act of 1641 clearly defined for the first time the difference jurisdictions and limits of authority between three distinct branches of government being the executive or monarch, the parliament and the judiciary, with neither body empowered to usurp the authority of the other.

Canon 7643 (link)

While the Act of 1641 and the Privy Fund known as the Privy Council defined the limits of executive authority:

(i) The Privy Council remained dependent upon the false and morally repugnant assertions as defined by the Crown Privy Fund that were never based on the consent of the people to delegate or assign certain natural and Positive Rights, but their unilateral alienation, seizure and custody without consent or right of appeal, or remedy; and

(ii) King Henry VIII and subsequent monarchs and parliaments have maintained the false and immoral, profane and sacrilegious claim of authority via the Crown Privy Fund over rights granted by the Divine Creator to all men and women as Natural Rights, not subject to alienation, surrender, seizure, abjuration or custody; and

(iii) The Privy Council is dependent upon the existence of the Religious Funds of Grace and the Anglicana Ecclesia (Anglican Church), both of which were founded on fraud, falsities, profanities, sacrilege, belies, deception, bad faith, unclean hands and prejudice. Therefore all claims of validity or authority of the Fund is automatically null and void from the beginning.