Superior Rights are the third class and third highest possible form of valid Rights; corresponding to Superior Trusts and Superior Persons. Superior Rights owe their existence and provenance to either valid Divine Rights or valid Natural Rights. All Superior Rights are greater than Inferior Rights. All Rights of valid Ucadia Members, Ucadia Societies and associated bodies, aggregates, societies, associations, communities and unions of two or more people are inherited from the class of Superior Rights. There exists two sub-classes (Universal and Conditional) and four categories of one hundred and forty three (143) Superior Rights, being Universal Immutable (44), Universal Exercisable (33), Conditional Assignable (33) and Conditional Authorisable (33):

(i) A Universal Immutable Superior Right is a Superior Right associated as a capacity of a Superior Person, or body of a Superior Trust or property of a Superior Estate; and

(ii) A Universal Exercisable Superior Right is a Superior Right associated with the exercisable powers of a Superior Person; and

(iii) An Conditional Assignable Superior Right is a Superior Right associated with a capacity, associated with a privilege, or liberty, or authority or characteristic essential to life and community that may be granted and conferred to a wider community for the sake and benefit of all its members; and

(iv) An Conditional Authorisable Superior Right is a Superior Right associated with a privilege, or liberty or authority or characteristic essential to defending and upholding Natural Rights in law that may be delegated to a competent person as advocate.

The following valid thirty-three (44) Universal Immutable Superior Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Aureus Iuris as the Superior Right of Golden Rule of Law, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aureus Iuris; and

(ii) Ius Ucadia as the Superior Right of Ucadia, as inherited from Ius Naturale Ucadia; and

(iii) Ius Iuris as the Superior Right to Justice, as inherited from Ius Naturale Iuris; and

(iv) Ius Cogitatio as the Superior Right of Thought and Reason, as inherited from Ius Naturale Cogitatio; and

(v) Ius Conscium as the Superior Right of Conscious Awareness, as inherited from Ius Naturale Conscium; and

(vi) Ius Honoris as the Superior Right of Respect and Honor, as inherited from Ius Naturale Honoris; and

(vii) Ius Veritas as the Superior Right of Truth and Integrity, as inherited from Ius Naturale Veritas; and

(viii) Ius Sententia as the Superior Right of Meaning and Judgment, as inherited from Ius Naturale Sententia; and

(ix) Ius Aestimare as the Superior Right of Value, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aestimare; and

(x) Ius Fidei as the Superior Right of Superior Trust, as inherited from Ius Naturale Fidei; and

(xi) Ius Fundus as the Superior Right of Superior Estate, as inherited from Ius Naturale Fundus; and

(xii) Ius Credito as the Superior Right of Superior Credit (Capital), as inherited from Ius Naturale Credito; and

(xiii) Ius Amore as the Superior Right of Positive Love and Affection, as inherited from Ius Naturale Naturale Conscium; and

(xiv) Ius Esse as the Superior Right of Existence, as inherited from Ius Naturale Esse; and

(xv) Ius Rationis as the Superior Right of Reason, Argument and Deduction, as inherited from Ius Naturale Rationis; and

(xvi) Ius Intentionis as the Superior Right of Intention and Purpose, as inherited from Ius Naturale Intentionis; and

(xvii) Ius Liberatum Arbitrium as the Superior Right of Free Choice (Will), as inherited from Ius Naturale Liberatum Arbitrium; and

(xviii) Ius Nascendi as the Superior Right to be Born, as inherited from Ius Naturale Nascendi; and

(xix) Ius Vitam as the Superior Right to Life, as inherited from Ius Naturale Vitam; and

(xx) Ius Aequum Genus as the Superior Right of Gender Equality, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum Genus; and

(xxi) Ius Aequum Gens as the Superior Right of Race Equality, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum Gens; and

(xxii) Ius Liberatum Genus as the Superior Right of Choice of Gender, as inherited from Ius Naturale Liberatum Genus; and

(xxiii) Ius Mori Eligate as the Superior Right to Choose to Die, as inherited from Ius Naturale Mori Eligate; and

(xxiv) Ius Nomenis as the Superior Right to Name, Title and Reputation, as inherited from Ius Naturale Nomenis; and

(xxv) Ius Vivus as the Superior Right to Possession and Ownership of Flesh and Blood of one's own Body, as inherited from Ius Naturale Vivus; and

(xxvi) Ius Geneticae as the Superior Right of Possession, Ownership and Title to ones own Genetic Material, as inherited from Ius Naturale Geneticae; and

(xxvii) Ius Facies as the Superior Right Possession, Ownership and Title to ones own Face, Voice, Fingerprints and Biometric Identity, as inherited from Ius Naturale Facies; and

(xxviii) Ius Proprius as the Superior Right to own Character and Identity, as inherited from Ius Naturale Propr, as inherited from Ius Naturale; and

(xxix) Ius Nutrimens as the Superior Right to Sustenance, as inherited from Ius Naturale Nutrimens; and

(xxx) Ius Aqua as the Superior Right to Water as inherited, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aqua; and

(xxxi) Ius Victus as the Superior Right to Quality and Fruitful Existence, as inherited from Ius Naturale Victus; and

(xxxii) Ius Tectum as the Superior Right to Shelter, as inherited from Ius Naturale Tectum; and

(xxxiii) Ius Habitare as the Superior Right to Home Environment, as inherited from Ius Naturale Habitare; and

(xxxiv) Ius Salutis as the Superior Right of Safety and Well Being, as inherited from Ius Naturale Salutis; and

(xxxv) Ius Aequum as the Superior Right of Equality and Fairness, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum; and

(xxxvi) Ius Connubii as the Superior Rights of Union, as inherited from Ius Naturale Connubii; and

(xxxvii) Ius Coitus as the Superior Right for consenting adults to engage in intercourse, as inherited from Ius Naturale Coitus; and

(xxxviii) Ius Natural Contraceptio as the Superior Right to contraception, as inherited from Ius Naturale Natural Contraceptio; and

(xxxix) Ius Terminare as the Superior Right to Terminate Pregnancy, as inherited from Ius Naturale Terminare ; and

(xl) Ius Naturalis Nativitas as the Superior Right to give birth, as inherited from Ius Naturale Naturalis Nativitas; and

(xli) Ius Usus as the Superior Right of Use, as inherited from Ius Naturale Usus; and

(xlii) Ius Divinum Usurae as the Superior Right of Fruits (Enjoyment) of Use, as inherited from Ius Naturale Usurae; and

(xliii) Ius Divinum Fructibus as the Superior Right to the fruits, energy, results and product of ones performance, work and effort, as inherited from Ius Naturale Fructibus; and

(xliv) Ius Naturale Non Res as the Superior Right for a Natural (True) Person not to be treated as a thing, as inherited from Ius Naturale Non Res.

The following valid thirty-three (33) Universal Exercisable Superior Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Voluntatem et Testamentum as the Superior Right to make a Will and Testament, as inherited from Ius Voluntatem et Testamentum; and

(ii) Ius Vocabulum as the Superior Right of Naming and Expression, as inherited from Ius Naturale Vocabulum; and

(iii) Ius Loqui as the Superior Right to Speak, as inherited from Ius Naturale Loqui; and

(iv) Ius Silentium as the Superior Right to Silence, as inherited from Ius Naturale Silentium; and

(v) Ius Iurandum as the Superior Right to make an Oath and Vow, as inherited from Ius Naturale Iurandum; and

(vi) Ius Abiuratum as the Superior Right to abjure an Oath and Vow, as inherited from Ius Naturale Abiuratum; and

(vii) Ius Scriptum as the Superior Right to handwrite or print in script, as inherited from Ius Naturale Scriptum; and

(viii) Ius Subscribere as the Superior Right to Sign and Seal, as inherited from Ius Naturale Subscribere; and

(ix) Ius Definire as the Superior Right to Define Rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Definire; and

(x) Ius Hereditatis as the Superior Right of Inheritance of Rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Hereditatis; and

(xi) Ius Concedere as the Superior Right to Grant Rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Concedere; and

(xii) Ius Abrogare as the Superior Right to annul and void any granted rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Abrogare; and

(xiii) Ius Delegare as the Superior Right to Delegate Rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Delegare; and

(xiv) Ius Revocare as the Superior Right to Revoke Rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Revocare; and

(xv) Ius Assigno as the Superior Right to Assign Rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Assigno; and

(xvi) Ius Cancellare Assignant as the Superior Right to cancel any Assigned Rights, as inherited from Ius Naturale Cancellare Assignant; and

(xvii) Ius Societas as the Superior Right of Association, as inherited from Ius Naturale Societas; and

(xviii) Ius Abstinendi as the Superior Right of Renunciation, as inherited from Ius Naturale Abstinendi; and

(xix) Ius Consensum as the Superior Right to Consent, as inherited from Ius Naturale Consensum; and

(xx) Ius Consensu Recedere as the Superior Right to withdraw Consent, as inherited from Ius Naturale Consensu Recedere; and

(xxi) Ius Dominium as the Superior Right of Absolute Ownership, as inherited from Ius Naturale Dominium; and

(xxii) Ius Possessionis as the Superior Right to possess, hold and own, as inherited from Ius Naturale Possessionis; and

(xxiii) Ius Proprietatis as the Superior Right of Ownership of use or fruits of use, as inherited from Ius Naturale Proprietatis; and

(xxiv) Ius Dirimere as the Superior Right of Dissolution of all Contracts, Obligations, Debts, as inherited from Ius Naturale Dirimere; and

(xxv) Ius Defendum Iuris as the Superior Right to defend a natural right, as inherited from Ius Naturale Defendum Iuris; and

(xxvi) Ius Agendi Iuris as the Superior Right to take action to recover a natural right, as inherited from Ius Naturale Agendi Iuris; and

(xxvii) Ius Fecerim as the Superior Right to invent, create and make seals, arms, heralds, instruments and other property of value, as inherited from Ius Naturale Fecerim; and

(xxviii) Ius Imaginis as the Superior Right to make an image, reflection, portrait, likeness, imitation, representation or copy, as inherited from Ius Naturale Imaginis; and

(xxix) Ius Praedicamus as the Superior Right to make public, publish, transmit, distribute, broadcast and preach, as inherited from Ius Naturale Praedicamus; and

(xxx) Ius Libertatis as the Superior Right of Freedom of speech and expression, as inherited from Ius Naturale Libertatis; and

(xxxi) Ius Manumissionis as the Superior Right of Freedom from slavery, as inherited from Ius Naturale Libertatis; and

(xxxii) Ius Tormentum Libertatis as the Superior Right of Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment or torture, as inherited from Ius Naturale Libertatis; and

(xxxiii) Ius Libertatis Religionis as the Superior Right of Freedom of religious expression, as inherited from Ius Naturale Libertatis.

The following valid thirty-three (33) Conditional Assignable Superior Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Sodalis as the Superior Right of Equal Membership of Society, as inherited from Ius Divinum Sodalis; and

(ii) Ius Nativitas Filios as the Superior Right to have, nurture, support, supervise and teach children, as inherited from Ius Naturale Filios; and

(iii) Ius Nativitas Parentum as the Superior Right of parents to the custody, protection, well being, discipline and education of children, as inherited from Ius Naturale ParentumCustoditum ; and

(iv) Ius Votum as the Superior Right to vote and participate in democratic processes of Society, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum as Ius Naturale Liberatum Arbitrium ; and

(v) Ius Petitoris as the Superior Right to be a candidate for election for office in democratic process of Society, as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum as Ius Naturale ; and

(vi) Ius Accusare as the Superior Right to accuse another of a transgression as inherited from Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; and

(vii) Ius Leges Sciri as the Superior Right that all rules (laws) be known and none secret as inherited from Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; and

(viii) Ius Vocatio as the Superior Right to summons all parties to a competent forum of law to resolve a controversy as inherited from Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; and

(ix) Ius Vacuum et Perpurgatum as the Superior Right of rendering a claimed record or entry “void”, empty and thoroughly purged (cleansed) upon a false or fraudulent or erroneous registration as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum, Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; and

(x) Ius Prendi as the Superior Right to arrest a suspect on warrant or good cause for the purpose of serving an indictment and summons as inherited from Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; and; and

(xi) Ius Teneam as the Superior Right to detain a party associated with a controversy if good cause exists they be a risk of non-appearance or committing further controversies as inherited from Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; and; and

(xii) Ius Defensionis Tempus as the Superior Right for sufficient time to prepare defense as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum and Ius Naturale Iuris; and; and

(xiii) Ius Oratorium as the Superior Right for matters to be heard in competent forum of law as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum and Ius Naturale Iuris; and; and

(xiv) Ius Sui Iuris as the Superior Right to defend or accuse as oneself as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum and Ius Naturale Iuris; and; and

(xv) Ius Agens as the Superior Right to appoint an agent as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum and Ius Naturale Iuris; and; and

(xvi) Ius Agens Recissum as the Superior Right to annul, abolish, cancel, revoke, repeal and rescind any agency appointment and powers as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum and Ius Naturale Iuris; and; and

(xvii) Ius Iudicium as the Superior Right for a matter to be decided by a jury of peers as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum and Ius Naturale Iuris; ; and

(xviii) Ius Tribunal as the Superior Right for a matter to be decided by a competent tribunal as inherited from Ius Naturale Aequum and Ius Naturale Iuris; ; and

(xix) Ius Bonum Fidei as the Superior Right for a matter to be decided in Good Trust (Under Oath) as inherited from Ius Naturale Verum and Ius Naturale Iuris; ; and

(xx) Ius Sine Praeiudicium as the Superior Right for a matter to be decided without Prejudice as inherited from Ius Naturale Honoris, Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; ; and

(xxi) Ius Mundis Manibus as the Superior Right for a matter to be decided with Clean Hands as inherited from Ius Naturale Honoris, Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; ; and

(xxii) Ius Pretium as the Superior Right to give notice of fees, fines, costs against any breaches, defaults, injuries and acts of offense and bad faith as inherited from Ius Naturale Honoris, Ius Naturale Veritas and Ius Naturale Iuris; and

(xxiii) Recto Petitionis as the Superior Writ of Claim of Right or Relief, as inherited from Recto Divinum Petitionis; and

(xxiv) Recto Originalis as the Superior Original Writ (of Right), as inherited from Recto Divinum Originalis; and

(xxv) Recto Apocalypsis as the Superior Writ of Right of Revelation, as inherited from Recto Divinum Apocalypsis; and

(xxvi) Recto Investigationis as the Superior Writ of Inquiry and Search, as inherited from Recto Divinum Investigationis; and

(xxvii) Recto Capionis as the Superior Writ of Seizure and Return, as inherited from Recto Divinum Capionis; and

(xxviii) Recto Custodiae as the Superior Writ of Arrest and Custody, as inherited from Recto Divinum Custodiae; and

(xxix) Recto Documentis as the Superior Writ of correcting Records of Proof, as inherited from Recto Divinum Documentis; and

(xxx) Recto Expungo as the Superior Writ of expunging Records of Proof, as inherited from Recto Divinum Expungo; and

(xxxi) Recto Abrogationis as the Superior Writ of Annulment of Previous Laws and Instruments, as inherited from Recto Divinum Abrogationis; and

(xxxii) Recto Interdico as the Superior Writ of Prohibition and Imposition, as inherited from Recto Divinum Interdico; and

(xxxiii) Recto Restitutio as the Superior Writ of Compensation and Restoration, as inherited from Recto Divinum Restitutio.

The following valid thirty-three (33) Conditional Authorizable Superior Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Corpus Rusticarum as the body of Superior Agricultural Rights as defined by the Ucadia Agriculture Code, as inherited from Canonum De Lex Naturae; and

(ii) Ius Corpus Frugalitas as the body of Superior Banking Rights as defined by the Ucadia Banking Code, as inherited from Canonum De Lex Frugalitas; and

(iii) Ius Corpus Pecuniae as the body of Superior Budget and Finance Management Rights as defined by the Ucadia Budget and Finance Management Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Pecuniae; and

(iv) Ius Corpus Aedificatio as the body of Superior Building and Construction Rights as defined by the Ucadia Building and Construction Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Urbanus and Canonum De Ius Civilis; and

(v) Ius Corpus Civilis as the body of Superior Civil Rights as defined by the Ucadia Civil Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Civilis; and

(vi) Ius Corpus Publicationum as the body of Superior Communications and Media Rights as defined by the Ucadia Communications and Media Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Machinatio and Canonum De Ius Industriae; and

(vii) Ius Corpus Companio as the body of Superior Company Rights as defined by the Ucadia Company Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Companio; and

(viii) Ius Corpus Scelestus as the body of Superior Criminal Prosecution and Punishment Rights as defined by the Ucadia Criminal Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Civilis, Canonum De Ius Fidei and Canonum De Ius Administratum; and

(ix) Ius Corpus Culturae as the body of Superior Culture and Entertainment Rights as defined by the Ucadia Culture and Entertainment Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Cogitatum, Canonum De Ius Informatum and Canonum De Ius Virtus Naturae; and

(x) Ius Corpus Informatum as the body of Superior Education Rights as defined by the Ucadia Education Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Informatum; and

(xi) Ius Corpus Votum as the body of Superior Elections Rights as defined by the Ucadia Elections Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Positivum and Canonum De Ius Civilis; and

(xii) Ius Corpus Periculum as the body of Superior Emergency Rights as defined by the Ucadia Emergency Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Positivum and Canonum De Ius Civilis; and

(xiii) Ius Corpus Usus as the body of Superior Employment Rights as defined by the Ucadia Employment Code, as inherited from Canonum De Lex Frugalitas and Canonum De Ius Industriae; and

(xiv) Ius Corpus Vigoris as the body of Superior Energy Rights as defined by the Ucadia Energy Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Industriae and Canonum De Ius Machinatio; and

(xv) Ius Corpus Virtus Naturae as the body of Superior Environment Rights as defined by the Ucadia Environment Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Virtus Naturae; and

(xvi) Ius Corpus Fidei as the body of Superior Executive Rights as defined by the Ucadia Executive Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Civilis and Canonum De Ius Fidei; and

(xvii) Ius Corpus Valere as the body of Superior Fitness and Health Rights as defined by the Ucadia Fitness and Health Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Virtus Naturae and Canonum De Ius Cogitatum; and

(xviii) Ius Corpus Nutrimens Et Medicina as the body of Superior Food and Drugs Rights as defined by the Ucadia Food and Drugs Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Nutrimens Et Medicina; and

(xix) Ius Corpus Industriae as the body of Superior Industry Rights as defined by the Ucadia Industry Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Industriae; and

(xx) Ius Corpus Urbis as the body of Superior Infrastructure Rights as defined by the Ucadia Infrastructure Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Urbanus; and

(xxi) Ius Corpus Iudicalis as the body of Superior Judicial Rights as defined by the Ucadia Judicial Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Civilis and Canonum De Ius Fidei; and

(xxii) Ius Corpus Scientiae as the body of Superior Knowledge Systems Rights as defined by the Ucadia Knowledge Systems Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Informatum and Canonum De Ius Machinatio; and

(xxiii) Ius Corpus Legislativam as the body of Superior Legislative Rights as defined by the Ucadia Legislative Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Positivum; and

(xxiv) Ius Corpus Militaris as the body of Superior Military Rights as defined by the Ucadia Military Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Militaris; and

(xxv) Ius Corpus Securitas as the body of Superior Police Rights as defined by the Ucadia Police Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Securitas; and

(xxvi) Ius Corpus Salubris as the body of Superior Prevention and Sanitation Rights as defined by the Ucadia Prevention and Sanitation Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Virtus Naturae, Canonum De Ius Informatum and Canonum De Ius Machinatio; and

(xxvii) Ius Corpus Custodiae as the body of Superior Prison and Custodial Rights as defined by the Ucadia Prison Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Civilis and Canonum De Ius Fidei; and

(xxviii) Ius Corpus Fructus as the body of Superior Revenue Rights as defined by the Ucadia Revenue Code, as inherited from Canonum De Lex Frugalitas and Canonum De Ius Pecuniae; and

(xxix) Ius Corpus Administratum as the body of SuperiorService Rights as defined by the Ucadia Service Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Administratum; and

(xxx) Ius Corpus Machinatio as the body of Superior Technology Rights as defined by the Ucadia Technology Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Machinatio; and

(xxxi) Ius Corpus Adiuvare as the body of Superior Temporary Assistance Rights as defined by the Ucadia Temporary Assistance Code, as inherited from Canonum De Lex Frugalitas and Canonum De Ius Civilis; and

(xxxii) Ius Corpus Mercatus as the body of Superior Trade Rights as defined by the Ucadia Trade Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Proventum; and

(xxxiii) Ius Corpus Itineris as the body of Superior Transport & Travel Rights as defined by the Ucadia Transport & Travel Code, as inherited from Canonum De Ius Machinatio and Canonum De Ius Proventum.

Inferior Rights are the fourth class and the lowest possible form of Rights corresponding to Inferior Trusts, Inferior Estates and Inferior Persons, such as Western-Roman Trusts and Roman Persons. Inferior Rights owe their existence to non-Ucadian societies, persons, corporations, associations, bodies politic, agencies or aggregates. All Superior Rights are greater than Inferior Rights. Where an Inferior Right makes claim to being superior, it is automatically invalid upon such falsity. There exists two sub-classes (Primary and Secondary) and four categories of Inferior Rights, being Primary Personal, Primary Public, Secondary Protective and Secondary Remedial:

(i) A Primary Personal Inferior Right is an Inferior Right associated as a capacity, or privilege, or liberty, or faculty, or power possessed by a certain class of persons or specifically named person, where such claimed rights have been created without necessarily referencing valid rights already existing; and

(ii) A Primary Public Inferior Right is an Inferior Right associated with those rights held by the community in general, or by virtue of relations between members of the community, where such claimed rights have been created without necessarily referencing valid rights already existing; and

(iii) A Secondary Protective Inferior Right is an Inferior Right associated with a Primary Inferior Right that is claimed to exist in order to prevent the infringement or loss of such Primary Inferior Rights; and

(iv) A Secondary Remedial Inferior Right is an Inferior Right associated with a Primary Inferior Right that is claimed to exist in order to obtain restitution for any losses incurred upon one or more breaches of claimed Primary Inferior Rights or the enforcement of performance of one or more Primary Inferior Rights.

Primary Personal Inferior Rights are Inferior Rights associated as a capacity, or privilege, or liberty, or faculty, or power possessed by a certain class of persons or specifically named person, where such claimed rights have been created without necessarily referencing valid rights already existing.

As such claimed rights (1) fail to provide any valid provenance to valid Divine Rights; and (2) fail to properly articulate their legitimacy and function in relation to other pre-existing claimed inferior rights; and (3) owe their existence to non-Ucadian societies, persons, corporations, associations, bodies politic, agencies or aggregates; then all such claimed rights are not properly rights, or enforceable rights, but merely claims of right.

Primary Public Inferior Rights are Inferior Rights associated with those rights held by the community in general, or by virtue of relations between members of the community, where such claimed rights have been created without necessarily referencing valid rights already existing.

As such claimed rights (1) fail to provide any valid provenance to valid Divine Rights; and (2) fail to properly articulate their legitimacy and function in relation to other pre-existing claimed inferior rights; and (3) owe their existence to non-Ucadian societies, persons, corporations, associations, bodies politic, agencies or aggregates; then all such claimed rights are not properly rights, or enforceable rights, but merely claims of right.

Secondary Protective Inferior Right are Inferior Rights associated with Primary Inferior Right where it is claimed they exist in order to prevent the infringement or loss of such Primary Inferior Rights.

As such claimed secondary inferior rights (1) owe their existence and claimed legitimacy to primary inferior rights; and (2) such claimed primary inferior rights are not properly rights, or enforceable rights, but merely claims of right; then all secondary protective inferior rights are ipso facto illegitimate, having no proper force or effect under any valid form of law.

Secondary Remedial Inferior Rights are Inferior Rights associated with Primary Inferior Rights where it is claimed they exist in order to obtain restitution for any losses incurred upon one or more breaches of claimed Primary Inferior Rights or the enforcement of performance of one or more Primary Inferior Rights.

As such claimed secondary inferior rights (1) owe their existence and claimed legitimacy to primary inferior rights; and (2) such claimed primary inferior rights are not properly rights, or enforceable rights, but merely claims of right; then all secondary protective inferior rights are ipso facto illegitimate, having no proper force or effect under any valid form of law.