II.   Sovereign

Claim of Title is an 18th Century term and concept whereby a certain record in the manor rolls of one (1) estate may be legitimately claimed as being owned and therefore registered as the property of another estate even if the first record fails to be expunged, deleted or modified.

A Claim of Title presumes the prior existence and perfection of a valid Claim of Right and Notice of Claim of Right directly related to the Claim of Title.

A Claim of Title by definition is specifically associated with one (1) enclosed Right, one (1) record in a particular folio, register or ledger and one (1) valid Claim. A Claim of Title is automatically invalid if it does not contain one (1) or more of the fundamental elements, or if it seeks to address more than one (1) claim in the same instrument.

A Claim of Title must be proclaimed, witnessed and sealed before the court of public record of the estate making the Claim of Title to be valid. The registering of an original Claim of Title into the other estate or higher estate has the effect of validating the other estate’s original record of Title.

Once a valid Claim of Title has been duly registered into the public record and manor roll of an estate, a Notice of Claim of Title may be prepared as valid notice, including the extraction of the Claim of Title into the body of the notice.

A lesser estate which is claiming property previously held legitimately by a higher estate has no right to record a Claim of Title nor send a Notice of Claim of Title until the first Notice of Claim of Right has been duly acknowledged.

An estate that has recorded a valid Claim of Right and perfected a valid Notice of Claim of Right to another estate which has held the property of the other estate by force or fraud does not require a formal acknowledgment from the other party for the service of a valid Notice of Claim of Title to be valid.

The right or property listed within the valid Notice of Claim of Right may be seized upon the issue of a valid Warrant within fourteen (14) days of notice of a valid Notice of Claim of Title is duly recorded and serviced.