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LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND EXHIBITS, AND,
TIMELINE - 1776 to 2012, FOR:
VERIFIED COMPLAINT FOR: DECLARATORY JUDGMENT;
IMPOSITION OF A CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST; AN ACCOUNTING;
BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY BY PUBLIC OFFICERS /
BREACH OF THE PUBLIC TRUST; QUO WARRANTO; AND,
REVOCATION OF CORPORATE CHARTER
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Documents:
1. Complaint
2. Affidavit In Support of Complaint
3. Mandatory Judicial Notice
4. List of Documents and Exhibits, and, Timeline – 1776 to 2012
Exhibits:
5. Exhibit A, Complainant’s Confirmation Deed
6. Exhibit B, Wis Dept Financial Inst, UCC-11, Complainant’s secured interest
7. Exhibit C, Last known addresses of Respondents
8. Exhibit D, Senate debate on sale of public land, March 6, 1820
9. Exhibit E, Act of Congress on sale of public land, April 24, 1820
10. Exhibit F, Notary Affidavit & Admin Process – certified from United States District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin
11. Exhibit G, Complainant’s private land declared public park - Ozaukee Press article
12. Exhibit H, Affidavit of Publication, Liquidated damages - Notice of Remedy
13. Exhibit I, Erection of county of Ozaukee - certified from Wisconsin Supreme Court Law Library
14. Exhibit J, Declaration & Claim of Rights - Land Patents, recorded Register Of Deeds 1994
15. Exhibit K, Notice & Claim to Private Land Rights, recorded in Register of Deeds April 1997
16. Exhibit L, Affidavit of Publication, Notice of Claim, July 1997
17. Exhibit M, Selected relevant pages, Abstract of Title, 6 pages only
18. Exhibit N, Complainant’s Criminal Report - certified, Ozaukee County Circuit Court
19. Exhibit O, Memorandum of Law (This is arguably the most important document on this website)
TIMELINE - 1776 to 2012
1776 Political and territorial independence declared by American states.
1783 King George the Third of England recognizes the declared Political and territorial independence of American states, “Definitive Treaty of
Peace”, September 3.
1787 The “Northwest Ordinance” enacted by the confederated states under the Articles of Confederation.
1788 The Constitution for the United States of America ratified.
1789 Congress adopts the “Northwest Ordinance” in 1 Stat. 50.
1791 Articles in Amendment (“Bill of Rights”) ratified.
Post 1791 Courts recognize and honor the sovereignty of the people and their right of property.
1820 Senate debates terms of sale of public lands, intent of Congress declared to plant a population of independent, unembarressed freeholders.
March 6, 1820.
1820 Act of Congress for the sale of public lands, April 24, 3 Stat. 566, adopting the terms of the senate debate of March 6.
1837 Land Patent from the United States of America issued to William Jones, predecessor to Complainant.
1846 Act of Congress, Aug 6, 1846 to enable the People of Wisconsin Territory to form a Constitution and be admitted as a State, 3 Stat. 56,
chap. 89.
1990 Satisfaction of Land Contract and issuance of Warranty Deeds to Complainant.
1996 December 31, 1996, the contract previous owner had with State of Wisconsin expired. Complainant had honored previous owner’s contract
from 1990 until expiration on December 31, 1996. Complainant did not consent to a renewal.
2001 Complainant’s private land seized by public officers.
2012 Complainant files this instant suit.
BY: _____________________________ Steven Alan Magritz C/o Notary, P.O. Box 342443
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53234
TIMELINE - 1776 to 2012, FOR:
VERIFIED COMPLAINT FOR: DECLARATORY JUDGMENT;
IMPOSITION OF A CONSTRUCTIVE TRUST; AN ACCOUNTING;
BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY BY PUBLIC OFFICERS /
BREACH OF THE PUBLIC TRUST; QUO WARRANTO; AND,
REVOCATION OF CORPORATE CHARTER
_____________________________________________________________________________
Documents:
1. Complaint
2. Affidavit In Support of Complaint
3. Mandatory Judicial Notice
4. List of Documents and Exhibits, and, Timeline – 1776 to 2012
Exhibits:
5. Exhibit A, Complainant’s Confirmation Deed
6. Exhibit B, Wis Dept Financial Inst, UCC-11, Complainant’s secured interest
7. Exhibit C, Last known addresses of Respondents
8. Exhibit D, Senate debate on sale of public land, March 6, 1820
9. Exhibit E, Act of Congress on sale of public land, April 24, 1820
10. Exhibit F, Notary Affidavit & Admin Process – certified from United States District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin
11. Exhibit G, Complainant’s private land declared public park - Ozaukee Press article
12. Exhibit H, Affidavit of Publication, Liquidated damages - Notice of Remedy
13. Exhibit I, Erection of county of Ozaukee - certified from Wisconsin Supreme Court Law Library
14. Exhibit J, Declaration & Claim of Rights - Land Patents, recorded Register Of Deeds 1994
15. Exhibit K, Notice & Claim to Private Land Rights, recorded in Register of Deeds April 1997
16. Exhibit L, Affidavit of Publication, Notice of Claim, July 1997
17. Exhibit M, Selected relevant pages, Abstract of Title, 6 pages only
18. Exhibit N, Complainant’s Criminal Report - certified, Ozaukee County Circuit Court
19. Exhibit O, Memorandum of Law (This is arguably the most important document on this website)
TIMELINE - 1776 to 2012
1776 Political and territorial independence declared by American states.
1783 King George the Third of England recognizes the declared Political and territorial independence of American states, “Definitive Treaty of
Peace”, September 3.
1787 The “Northwest Ordinance” enacted by the confederated states under the Articles of Confederation.
1788 The Constitution for the United States of America ratified.
1789 Congress adopts the “Northwest Ordinance” in 1 Stat. 50.
1791 Articles in Amendment (“Bill of Rights”) ratified.
Post 1791 Courts recognize and honor the sovereignty of the people and their right of property.
1820 Senate debates terms of sale of public lands, intent of Congress declared to plant a population of independent, unembarressed freeholders.
March 6, 1820.
1820 Act of Congress for the sale of public lands, April 24, 3 Stat. 566, adopting the terms of the senate debate of March 6.
1837 Land Patent from the United States of America issued to William Jones, predecessor to Complainant.
1846 Act of Congress, Aug 6, 1846 to enable the People of Wisconsin Territory to form a Constitution and be admitted as a State, 3 Stat. 56,
chap. 89.
1990 Satisfaction of Land Contract and issuance of Warranty Deeds to Complainant.
1996 December 31, 1996, the contract previous owner had with State of Wisconsin expired. Complainant had honored previous owner’s contract
from 1990 until expiration on December 31, 1996. Complainant did not consent to a renewal.
2001 Complainant’s private land seized by public officers.
2012 Complainant files this instant suit.
BY: _____________________________ Steven Alan Magritz C/o Notary, P.O. Box 342443
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53234
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