- 5 - ROBERT HOGUE presented a Trust instrument for the court which is a Contractual Contract Trust based on common law & the United States Constitution, Article One, Section 10., MR. HOGUE also presented notarized documentation to the court to show his acceptance of Trusteeship. As well as further documentation such as form 56, Fiduciary Signature card showing Robert Hogue as wet signature on bank account. At best this site is frivolous and without merit. The court is trying to mislead the petitioner in this court action. ROBERT HOGUE is the only person who can represent the trust. His description as Trustee for Sunshine Residential Trust is well established in his everyday work as Trustee. Attached to the objection are copies of, inter alia, a purported trust instrument dated August 15, 1996, and a document entitled “Trustee Resignation/Appointment of Successor-Trustee” dated July 15, 1997 (appointment document).5 The purported trust instrument provides, in pertinent part, as follows: 5 The same purported trust instrument and appointment document were both submitted to the Court by Robert Hogue in Sunshine Trust v. Commissioner, docket No. 9117-00, involving the 1996 tax year, which was dismissed on the ground that Robert Hogue was not a proper person authorized to petition the Court on behalf of the trust. Likewise, with the exception of the name of the so-called trust, the appointment document is identical to the appointment document submitted to the Court by Robert Hogue in numerous cases before this Court that were dismissed on the ground that Robert Hogue was not a proper person authorized to petition the Court on behalf of the “trust”. See Rancho Residential Facility Trust v. Commissioner, docket No. 9120-00; Residential Mgmt. Servs. Trust v. Commissioner, docket No. 9119- 00; Home Health Servs. Trust v. Commissioner, docket No. 9118-00; Sunshine Trust v. Commissioner, supra; Residential Mgmt. Servs. Trust v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2001-297; cases cited supra n.2.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
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