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    Claim of Trespass

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    1) John Henry Doe claims trespass against George Jason Smith regarding property and reversionary interests related to Doe's Certificate of Live Birth. 2) Doe partially assigned the property to the United States Treasury for full discharge of a bill presented by Smith. 3) Doe claims Smith received the property but did not return it or credit Doe's account within the stipulated time period. 4) Doe requires the immediate restoration of the property, damages in the amount of the property, lawful money, and a jury trial on this matter.

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    1) John Henry Doe claims trespass against George Jason Smith regarding property and reversionary interests related to Doe's Certificate of Live Birth. 2) Doe partially assigned the property to the United States Treasury for full discharge of a bill presented by Smith. 3) Doe claims Smith received the property but did not return it or credit Doe's account within the stipulated time period. 4) Doe requires the immediate restoration of the property, damages in the amount of the property, lawful money, and a jury trial on this matter.

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    1) John Henry Doe claims trespass against George Jason Smith regarding property and reversionary interests related to Doe's Certificate of Live Birth. 2) Doe partially assigned the property to the United States Treasury for full discharge of a bill presented by Smith. 3) Doe claims Smith received the property but did not return it or credit Doe's account within the stipulated time period. 4) Doe requires the immediate restoration of the property, damages in the amount of the property, lawful money, and a jury trial on this matter.

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    1) John Henry Doe claims trespass against George Jason Smith regarding property and reversionary interests related to Doe's Certificate of Live Birth. 2) Doe partially assigned the property to the United States Treasury for full discharge of a bill presented by Smith. 3) Doe claims Smith received the property but did not return it or credit Doe's account within the stipulated time period. 4) Doe requires the immediate restoration of the property, damages in the amount of the property, lawful money, and a jury trial on this matter.

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    ‘Federal Court’

    at
    District Court of the united States
    for _________________________

    i, a man: John Henry Doe; )


    ) Nature of case: claim;
    claimant, private prosecutor )
    ) claim: trespass;
    _________________________ )
    ) (verified)
    a man: George Jason Smith; )
    )
    respondent )
    )

    i, require: a ‘court of record’; ‘trial by jury’;

    claim: trespass

    i, a man, claim:
    Firstly: all presumptions of death of claimant are rebutted (Exhibit 1);
    Secondly: property of all reversionary interest in equitable title to Certificate of Live Birth
    #___________ (Exhibit 2);
    Thirdly: partial assignment of said property to United States Treasury for full discharge of
    remaining balance sum certain amount stated on bill presented by respondent (Exhibits 3,
    4);
    Fourthly: said property was received by respondent on ___________ (Exhibit 5);
    Fifthly: respondent has not returned said property to claimant within stipulated time if said
    property is dishonored for cause by the United States Treasury;
    Sixthly: said property has not been credited to respondent’s account for claimant within stipulated
    time (Exhibit 6);
    Seventhly: and require the immediate restoration of said property;
    Eighthly: and require trespass and harm in the amount of said property;
    Ninthly: and require damages in the amount of said property;
    Tenthly: and require lawful money and full discharge for all transactions;
    cf. 12 USC 411; 12 USC 95a(2)

    Eleventhly: and require a jury of peers to judge this matter without bias and conflict of interest;
    Twelfthly: that i, say here, and will verify in open court, that all herein be true;
    all rights reserved,
    John Henry Doe, a man
    ___________, 20__.

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