"Understand" DOES NOT MEAN stand under... and has nothing to do with "STRAWMAN"!!! IT IS A REQUIREMENT FOR THE CREATION OF A LAWFUL CONTRACT... it creates meeting of the minds!!! Accordingly when asked "do you understand?" then respond accordingly... "Can you please confirm that the following are the full terms and conditions of your claim which is an offer to contract.... 1. 2. 3. write out the list of terms and conditions and then negotiate... etc..." From my experience at anti fracking protests they said.... 1 - their claim...... "you must move in accordance with the trades union act (????), section (blah blah)".... THIS IS THEIR CLAIM FOR JURISDICTION, WHICH IS AN OFFER TO CONTRACT SO YOU MUST REBUT THEIR CLAIM.... 2 - my rebuttal.... "in accordance with with section 1, what trade union do you believe I am a member of to support your claim which has lead you to believe this act applies to me, because if you have none then I am not interested in your offer to contract"... 3 - no joinder.... They knew I was not a member of a trade union and hence could not create joinder to gain jurisdiction, and hence left me alone...... but continued hassling the others as they had not rebutted the claims...... HOW YOU AVOID MOVING INTO "COMMERCIAL / ADMIRALTY LAW" JURISDICITON!!! 1 - OFFER , if not rebutted in honourable amount of time.... We are all obliged to uphold the peace, and hence we must immediately attempt to settle another's claims... failure to do so results in ...... 2 - REMINDER / OPPORTUNITY TO REMEDY DEFAULT : if not rebutted in honourable amount of time.... 3 - FINAL WARNING / LETTER BEFORE ACTION: if not rebutted in honourable amount of time.... 4 - THEN THEY WILL TAKE YOU TO COURT and it becomes more difficult to keep them at bay!!! SO BE PROACTIVE WHEN SOMEONE LAYS A CLAIM BY DOING A CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE (keeps you in honour) ASKING FOR COPY OF CONTRACT TO PROVE THEIR CLAIM (the Debt protocol 2015 tells you what is required and what your rights are..... excellent document... including for public bodies as all debt is a civil matter and this stops most claims! https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/pdf/protocols/debt-pap.pdf
