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[1] centralized management, [2] continuity of exis-
tence, [3] free transferability of interests,
[4] limited liability.”
A Pure Trust Organization is not an “association”
or an “unincorporated association,” because it does not
possess the same attributes of a corporation, such as
continuity of existence and free transferability of
[beneficial] interests. Further, unlike a corporation,
a Pure Trust Organization is not an “artificial entity”
nor does it owe its’ existence to the charter power of
the State.
A Pure Trust Organization is also not an alter ego
or a nominee for any trustee or beneficiary because no
one individual holds legal and equitable title AND
beneficial interest. [Reproduced literally.]
Under the heading “IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
BASIC RULES FOR STRUCTUTING [sic] A PURE TRUST ORGANIZATION
BEFORE FILLING OUT THE PURE TRUST ORGANIZATION APPLICATION”, the
Sovereignty promotional materials stated:
THE STRUCTURE OF THE TRUST IN GENERAL
Structuring a Pure Trust Organization is
extremely simple if you just adhere to some basic
rules. The Pure Trust Organization is like any
other person or business entity that has the power
to hold property, sell property, transfer prop-
erty, conduct business, etc. It’s simply an en-
tity that has a different name and ID number than
you. Property is transferred into the name of the
Pure Trust as if it were any other person.
Once title to the property is in the name of
the Trust Organization, it is protected by the
ironclad Contractual and Constitutional
protections contained within the trust instrument
(document). Because your right to contract cannot
be impaired, you have peace of mind in knowing the
property is safely protected. You will have the
advantages of property ownership without the po-
tential liabilities.
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