You will be asked to give your name, however what they are trying to do in court is for you to accept the name of your “legal fiction” or “corporation”.
If you refuse to give your name, then they will record that you did not turn up to court, and put out a warrant for your arrest.
However, you can proceed by letting the court know that you are there for the matter associated with the name, and they can call you by a name of your choice. Furthermore, you will notice them that you reserve all your rights.
Note: Court protocol dictates that a “defendant” or “respondent” can be addressed the way they choose.
These two titles have different meanings, as follows:
A defendant has accepted the claim or obligation and is now “defending” their position.
A respondent is “responding” to a claim but has not accepted the claim or obligation.
For example:
Court: “Are you Mr John Henry Doe?”
Respondent: “I am here for that matter, you can call me John and I reserve all my rights.”
They may persist, so you can reply as follows:
“I am unable to give you my name, as I would be without name; however you can call me John as I am here for that matter.”
Addition: “I am the responsible party in due course for that account.”
Meaning, that you are the “creditor” to the “debt” or bond, which is “for sale”, and are therefore the “account holder”. This plays into the constructed trust which is most likely operating within the court.
If you are pressured to give your full name, or accept a full name, by the following questions:
“Give me your name?”
“What is your name?”
“Are you (John Henry doe)?
Reply:“Could you define the meaning behind the name as written on your paperwork?”
For example:Are you referring to either:
A private natural person or
A corporation?
If the court is hesitant to answer, you can follow up with a question as follows:
“Are you asking me that question to entice me into an immoral contract to purport to act in person as a corporation through a crown created fictitious corporate name?”
If the court becomes belligerent and is going to declare a verdict that you have “not attended” court and then put out a “warrant” for your arrest, you may have no choice but to reveal your name, however state the following:
“You can call me John Henry Doe; however this declaration is not acceptance of any obligation, jurisdiction or contract and is not to be applied to the following”:
1. A Corporation.2. An implied company.3. A constructed trust.4. A Dead Entity.5. Legal Title.6. Legal Entity.7. The last name is not a surname but a family name.
You should then question the court for the source of the name.
When asked your Name