Acts of Parliament
if fiction is part of a chain, the end point is fiction;
fiction can not mix with reality, the two can never meet;
- man writes
- Act of Parliament
- Crown copyright
- Crown
- fiction
the deed
man devises and writes an Act of Parliament;
the Act is then treated as though it can be transferred to Crown, become Crown copyright, and return as authority;
the trick
an Act of Parliament can not be transferred to Crown to become Crown copyright, because Crown is imaginary; see Crown;
an imaginary thing can not receive, hold, own, license, or grant authority; it does not exist;
the claim
where a claim depends on Crown, a claim depends on fiction; where there is fiction, no claim can arise, nor remedy be sought;
evidence
Acts of Parliament are presented as Crown copyright material; see Crown;
fraud
where an Act of Parliament is used as authority to obtain payment, compliance, attendance, answer, or advantage, once noticed, any continuance is fraud;
