Canonum De Ius Fidei
Canons of Fiduciary Law

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2.2 Scientiam Mysteria (Occult Knowledge)

Article 96 - Constitution

Canon 7467 (link)

A Constitution is a formal Instrument issued under the Scientiam Mysteria (Occult Knowledge) standards of instruments and writing first formed under King Henry VIII of England through the Venetians from the 16th Century as the fundamental creed, dogmata, doctrines, precepts and principles, including any organs, by which an existing Trust, or Estate or Fund or Corporation is governed.  Thus a valid Constitution is always dependent on a preceding instrument of creation for a Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation first.

Canon 7468 (link)

The term Constitution is derived from two Latin words con meaning "with, together" and statuo meaning "decree, statute or judgment", indicating literally by definition that a valid Constitution is to be considered an addition and union with the originating instrument of formation of the Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation in question. Similarly, the Bylaws of an Estate or Fund or Corporation are considered an addition and appendix to a valid Constitution.

Canon 7469 (link)

The general and logical principles of Constitutions since their first inception are:

(i) The primary purpose of a Constitution is to express the fundamental creed, dogmata, doctrines, precepts and principles, including defining any organs, by which an existing Trust, or Estate or Fund or Corporation is governed. The primary purpose of Bylaws or Statutes is when to express how then these organs and principles operate and are applied; and

(ii) A Constitution cannot be both the originating instrument of creation of the Trust or Estate or Fund and its fundamental principles of governance. Thus when an instrument or body of laws is defined as a Constitution, a prior instrument of creation must always first exist; and

(iii) As a Constitution can never be the originating instrument for itself, a Constitution can never define the ecclesiastical, or sovereign jurisdiction of a Trust, or Estate or Fund or Corporation – only reflect the originating instrument. A Constitution that exceeds the authority and jurisdiction of the instrument that founded it, is automatically null and void from the beginning; and

(iv) The Constitution of a Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation is equivalent to the “Will” and therefore “Mind” of the Juridic Person created by the aggregate of individual men and women that testified to the original instrument of creation. In contrast, the Bylaws or Statutes of the Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation may be considered the “Rules” and “Body” of the Juridic Person; and

(v) A collection of Statutes can never be considered a valid Constitution. Statutes are the details or Rules and Procedures born from a Constitution. Therefore, any such claim to the contrary is false, absurd and null and void from the beginning; and

(vi) A Constitution by definition is the instrument of birth of public law of the Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation. Therefore, all of its articles must be public and accessible by those members and people subject to its jurisdiction, apart from those founders who first formed it; and

(vii) Any act by one or more officers within an organization that fall outside the Constitutional or Statutory authority (authority granted by statute) is then considered Ultra Vires and therefore null and void from the beginning; and

(viii) In the absence of any Constitution or governing Creed or Doctrines or “Will” of a Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation, such formation is either invalid and nullified through law, or by the laws of the Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation claiming higher jurisdiction, the administration of the body defaults to the Creed and Will of the higher Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation; and

(ix) If the original instrument of creation of a Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation dissolves (such as a treaty), then the Constitution also ceases to have any force or effect, including any and all associated Bylaws and Statutes and cannot ecclesiastically, lawfully or legally be revived; and

(x) Any claim of revival of a Constitution is either the Constitution of a new Trust or Estate or Fund or Corporation, or a deliberate fraud and falsity of law having no valid existence.

Canon 7470 (link)

There are only three methods by which an Original Instrument is formed first in order to permit the creation of a Constitution being: Decree, Consensus and Consensual Authority:

(i) By Decree is when an Original Instrument is issued under some claimed authority including (but not limited to): Edict, Epistle, Letters Patent, Charter; and

(ii) By Consensus is when an Original Instrument is issued by the collective authority and consensus of an aggregate of persons including (but not limited to): Declaration, Pronouncement, Testament, Treaty or Confederation; and

(iii) By Consensual Authority where an aggregate of persons consent to form a body under the existing authority of some higher organized power including (but not limited to): Covenant, Legislative Act, Consensual Authority.

Canon 7471 (link)

As it is the Original Instrument that creates the authority and validity of forming a Constitution:

(i) If the underlying claim of authority to create an Original Instrument is false, then the subsequent Constitution is also false and null and void from the beginning, even if agreed and consented by those appointed through it; and

(ii) Only when the basis of authority or consensus of the Original Instrument ceases, does the authority by which a Constitution functions ceases; and

(iii) The authority and validity of a Constitution ceases the moment the authority and basis of consensus of the Original Instrument dissolves or ceases, regardless of any legislative act, or edict by an officer defined by such Constitution; and

(iv) Any deliberate act of duress, deception or trickery to cause the dissolution of the authority or consensus underpinning an Original Instrument to cease effectively nullifies any such dissolution as if such an act never happened; and

(v) Any act to dissolve the authority or consensus underpinning an Original Instrument done in clear mind and reason, without threat or undue duress for which the motive was clearly expressed and carried is valid, even if subsequently denied or attempted to be quashed.

(vi) A Constitution cannot be dissolved, abrogated, stolen, surrendered, captured, amended, replaced or validly suspended by any edict or act, unless the Constitution itself permits such action, or the basis of authority of the Original Instrument ceases. Therefore, the moment the cause of ultra vires is removed, the operation of the Constitution may be restored.

Canon 7472 (link)

In respect of Constitutions and bodies:

(i) Any Constitution formed after the Day of Divine Judgment, being E8:Y3210:A0:S1:M27:D6, also known as [Wed, 21 Dec 2011] inconsistent with these Canons and the Laws of One Heaven is automatically null and void from the beginning, having no force or effect ecclesiastically, lawfully or legally; and

(ii) All Constitutions promulgated by the Roman Catholic Church, also known as the Vatican prior to March 2013 are invalid and without any authority whatsoever as the Roman Death Cult which held the Catholic Church as hostage never possessed any Apostolic authority or power whatsoever. Consequently, all bodies claiming formation and operation by such Constitutions are null and void, ab ignition (from the beginning); and

(iii) As the United Kingdom, Great Britain and England has never possessed a valid Constitution, the parliament known as Westminster has never possessed any valid ecclesiastical or moral or sovereign authority whatsoever. Therefore, any and all acts promulgated by Westminster from the beginning are null and void, having no force or effect; and

(iv) The Constitution of the United States of America as formed in 1787 ceased to exist in 1862 upon the cessation of Georgia and North Carolina from the Articles of Union. The Constitution of the Confederate States of the United States of America commenced in 1862 on the signing of the Articles of Confederation and has never ceased to function, as at this date.