The standing rules of Common Law (Natural Law)

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1. A party may not always have a right to a claim.
2. A party always has a right to a counter claim.
3. A counter claim in Admiralty must be answered, cannot be dismissed by a judge (unless you give permission).
4. A party must have legal standing to bring a claim.
5. A party must be damaged in order to have standing to bring a claim.
6. A bank cannot risk its assets or the assets of its stockholders or depositors to make a loan.
7. If a bank cannot risk, it cannot be a damaged party and cannot have legal standing to bring a claim.
8. A claim must be proven if a debtor demands proof.
9. A debtor may demand the original wet ink signature note as proof of claim.
   The claimant must provide the original note as proof of claim if it is demanded.
10. A trustee in Bankruptcy is required to bond a case for the total amount of the debt plus court costs and Attorney fees.
11. If a trustee in a Bankruptcy case is not properly bonded, the clerk of the court is responsible to cover the balance of the case with their bond.
12. If an officer of the court causes dishonor, their bond must be forfeited to cure their dishonor.
13. Any officer of the court who forfeits their bond loses their job.