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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0452.014 2008-2010 LEGAL TI From: Kalani-Kupaholu Kapahua, Jr. & Na Ohana Keawe Oct. 14, 2009 PO Box 711498 Mt. View, HI 96771 Moku o Keawe o Hawai'I Nei Title Guaranty of Hawaii, Inc. HONOLULU, HAWAII Attn. Title Officer(s): COLLEEN UAHINUI, MELIA WEMYSS 235 Queen Street 2nd Floor Honolulu, HI. 96813 RE: 'Harnakua Land Discrepancies Investigative Report cc. County of Hawaii, Corporate Council, Department of Planning, State of Hawaii Order No. 200220521, et al (see list)* Naukana Cultural Claire Legal Notice for retrieval of stolen properties. H.C.B.G. Ahupua'a Registry Office Aloha Colleen Uahinui, Thank you accepting this letter concerning the discrepancies and other issues that we discussed via phone call concerning the Hamakua Lands. We are providing to you the "Laundry List" of issues as you requested pursuant to our concerns for our Aina. However, first we would like to discuss with you the following issues to consider in the Hamakua Land Discrepancies Investigative Report. Submitted by Shelly Stevens Comm. No. LISA. Ref. To: f1l FL Ref. DatL, OCT 2 0 NO FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE: Includes illegal sales of lands contrary to Kingdom Law, by any person. We have not located in your document research these correct and essential "Mahele Forms" known in any of the Title Search. The "Titles" in the Title Guaranty Report are: a) Not in correct format, no original forms b) Altered documents and illegal criminal action according authorities c) Dated incorrectly. Dates do not correspond with Mahele Time Frame d) Non-domiciled Aliens cannot be sold land e) Leases are for 50 years max. Title cannot pass through a lease. {Example: Lease for Lot # 30 technically expired May 27th, 1959. 5 & yr /Y 6 , There is no renewal of lease. The "Title" issuance document is not in correct form. The Governor of the Territory of Hawaii has no right to issue this document. The transaction of lands was part of the Land Act of 1895, during a period of lawlessness and land grabs directly after the Overthrow. On December 20, 1893, President Cleveland acknowledged the wrongness of the overthrow and asked Dole to resign and restore authority to the Hawaiian Kingdom. Three days later Dole, sent reply that he "refused to restore Queen Lili'uokalani as sovereign ruler of Hawai'i. Instead, Hawai'i was proclaimed a Republic July 4, 1894. The President of.the Republic was Sanford Dole. {Reference Section 6. Annexation. Hawai'i Becomes a Territory} So it can be understood, Dole disobeyed a direct order from the President of the United States who told him to reinstate the Queen, which he refused. Dole nor his instrument of office had no legal right to sell or auction the Aina. The County of Hawaii has no right to sell or auction the Aina any more than Dole did. There is fault of "The United States of America" that they did not follow through to restore the Queen as Sovereign. That is why there is the Apology Bill. These lands are Stolen Property and we, the rightful Heirs and Stewards of the Soil do claim our Aina. All transactions are Null and Void after the overthrow. All "Land Acts" after the overthrow and recorded on incorrect forms are illegal forms of title. v (1) (D "'471 01 "04 110 v 1.0 'o a O o O e (D tu co 2. ® = to 1. 2 cu . Q ro m 0. C O C sD N O m -0 =r m O a- CL CL 0 5 m r a cr? 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(D p Q rr 1 p 2 3 S+ e~ pn ® v e+ p p c: (D S2 SL W (D Vf• yZ n fD ~ t i LZ "0 Sa m In ro 7C CL (A cc -n (D aj (D 79 g car d ffi rr O ® 93 rD -a (D 0 n m m ara rb VI o~ r+ CL CL (A 0 rD 0- :z a~ cv rD (A O n (D Do r-F -t °c (D < i-r rp Z r°- U1 5C r0 -R O -1 CD ~ 5- rD a) G) M (D rD (D N Z 4:a ~ 0 r:3l Q1 jo -0 r~r % n r+ (D ,-r CL y p °s (D rD (D rr CL (D C7 ro t9 \ O Pf ((D (D PD 19 N IA r < r) !D 0 Va rD n d1 p n p . O ~2 (D ro (D p 'sue v N tp p rt) t7 C 9J Q Z r+ CL 9. Illegal sales and transfer of lands under Alodio, lands held in perpetuity, Aborigine Rights, Appurtenant Water Rights. 10.Jurisdictional Boundaries have been crossed. ' Wills and Probate of Chiefs and Royals not considered and have been violated. Meets and Bounds Elimination of Ahupua'a Title under 245 Chiefs and title held for Entire Hawaii Nei and Hawaiian Archipelago. 11.Expert Witnesses and DLNR Title Experts have stated that there was a 5 year period directly after the overthrow of illegal issuance of title through "Grants" These Illegal Grants are non-transferable. 12.Mineral Mines and Rights transferred to State of Hawaii Schedule B. No legal conveyance to State from Alodio of Sovereign. Stolen Mineral Rights not transferable to State or County. (PL 103-150) 13.NHPA Sect 106 Cultural Preservation-counters Illegal Title Underwriting allows for destruction of Sacred Lands, Encroachment of Cultural Landscapes, and disruption of Cultural Continuity (Boundaries, Trade Rights, Treaties, Treaty Rights, and Postal) and amounts a form of genocide. Historical Data Preservation Review. Your non-issuance of Title Insurance shows that your liability is very limited as to what you are actually stating is sellable. None of it, because to eliminate Schedule B where all the Native Rights are listed is to ignore True and Clear Title. You.are approving and certifying only the fact that you have reviewed the documents but cannot legally show that the lands belong to the County when you are ignoring data contained in Schedule b. 14.Causes a violation of many HRS, Laws, Executive Orders, County Ordinance o8 42 for Cultural Compliance through Cultural resource Commission, Violation of State Laws Article 12, Violations of Conditions of Statehood and Statehood Admission Act. 15. In particular reference (see title of Queen Lili'uokalani, et al), The Title guaranty allows illegal sale of land because the Title Officer has not disclosed that the founding document a`t the base of the Title Search, the documents are: ALTERED DOCUMENTS a. Altered documents/illegally changed/a criminal act: Part of the Overthrow/dethronement of the Queen of Hawaii, Violation PL 103-150. b. According to Consumer Protection Agency in reference to their Real Estate Division, they stated this was a Criminal Act. Consumer Protection also stated that to promote sale of land known to be "stolen" is also a criminal act. c. Two County Police have stated that a person who has been informed that the land is stolen and proceeds to sell the property without disclosing the fact that the Real Property was originally stolen to the new purchaser is committing a Criminal Act. Because we have the altered document in hand, charges of Fraudulent Conveyance "Aiding and Abetting in the Transference and of Stolen Property" can be filed and charges brought against anyone who is concurring with the crime. d. Current documents based on founded on illegally altered documents are illegal. Current documents after illegal occupation of Hawaii are violation of Kingdom law, which first and foremost prevails as the law of the land. e. Documents that have been altered and then used for transference of Property, ignoring Affidavits and Writs of Possession and Ownership constitute theft and criminal action. f. Heirs have been found for lands with altered documents and are waiting to receive their stolen property. g. Nothing bars true owners from claiming the land, made known to you, the Title Officer, as of today, Oct. 8th, 2009, that the True Owners and Stewards for these properties do hereby claim these lands and suffer no hindrance or obstruction to our properties. See "Laundry List" ,9 t >2 Section 6. Mnmado»: HanW'i mw a Territory 29 71, 5' ~ 31•x` 1 _ ,;s ' j J 1 a. i :~,.y1•? y ' - a y vti t y ~`r tt Presklent of the Pro I new. \ anftd Dde (e mo rk ft WW Ift caW a nmy"M OM bft ID t9M. `u J. King, W. o. Snft, and P. C. Janes. (CmMeW of HawaB State Arc h1m) Q. r~ c3 e ~ ~ ~ `lam circumstances of the overthrow. Blount spoke with the major people involved, inchAng the queen. He then returned to Washington to de-~ 77 liver his report. F, it ;ll : ` } tttED On Becember 20, 1893, almost a year after' I the overthrow, Pivsident Cleveland sent a letter l~~ a to Sanford Dole the president of tin Provisional Government of Hawaii. Cleveland aclmowl- luff To ffAy.rl 1 - edged the wrongness of the overthmow, and asked Bole to resign and to restore authority to the Hawaiian Kingdom. -Three Three days later Bole sent a reply- He re- fused to restore Qa_een`uakalaut as so ig ruler of Hawaii. Instead, Hawaii was pro- - = M) - - - Z Z: 1l ed'a epubli on July 4, 1894, with Sanford Dole as president. The leaders of the Provisional - _ - Government and the Republic had one gel in 25 mind: annexation to the United States. - - _ i But not everyone favored annexation. U.S. congressmen hotly debated the issue. Support ers . of annexation argued in favor of acquiring territories and of obtaining Hawaii as a military 1w ftnt page of no pacft ider, station. Opponents of annexation pointed.out the Jdy 14,18M (ct i of tawa3 State AmMves) - P ccu-4'1 0 a C Gr~G r~, LEGAL NOTICE Harnakua Land Discrepancies Investigative Report The following report is a preliminary investigation into the Title Search for the Hamakua Lands the County Council is considering selling allowing to be sold by Auction. However, because of the following issues, Na Ohana Keawe of Moku o Keawe, believe that there is enough substantial evidence to halt the auction of these lands, as there is no clear proof of title by the County of Hawaii. We present by discovery, this knowledge of The Probate of Naukana and the named Royal Heir Steward who states all of these lands are our Aina and do assert our Cultural Claim to the lands of Hamakua; that they are subject charges of Fraudulent Conveyance and legal matters including violation of Federal & International Law. 1. Challenge to Legal Jurisdiction. Transactions that have been recorded appear to be illegal because proper consideration for actual "law of the Land" according to Federal Courts and International Law was not applied properly in the Status Reports. 2. Judge Ezra has stated on record that, "First and Foremost, HAWAII KINGDOM LAW PREVAILS AND 1S THE LAW OF THE LAND" No lower court can override decision made by the higher courts, no Commissioners or other "State/County Officials" have the right to by-pass the law of the Land. [We are providing for you copies of these laws for your future reference] Naukana Cultural Claim Legal Notice for retrieval of stolen properties H C B G Ahupua'a Registry Office 3. Because of}the rulings of the Federal Court, we are asking you to apply your title search in reference to Law of the Land, Kingdom Law, not the laws of the illegal occupier. 4. For many reasons, without any personal issues, we claim your research is incomplete and your findinas Status Report are flawed because certain documents are lacking. 5. ***APPLICABLE PROBATE: We are asking you to research and verify Probate 463* which applies to all of these lands, but was never applied to any of the Hamakua lands in your Title Search where Title Search (see list) states: "No Probate" (See "Laundry List") *We are asking you to research and verify Probate 463, the will of Kamehameha III- Naukana, pertaining to original ownership of all said lands in every title status report for Hamakua Lands, of said lands belonging to Na Ohana under Tutu Keawe and Hezekia for clear title under foreign jurisdiction to own any "Landed Property of the Hawaii Nei." (See attached Documents for the Probate 463 Civil Case No. 99-491 Ka'u Agribusiness vs. Hekekia.) 6. Mahele Awards: Original Issuance Documents, and proper party claimant under Alodio in reference to the Hamakua Lands. These are provided for in the Title search, but ignored as to Title Held in perpetuity by Na Ohana, especially. issuance in Pala Pala Sila Nui, or in Mahele Award to Chiefs for Ahupua'a and For Native Tenant Rights. 7. Case Notes of Chapter 669 reveal that the Appeals Court erred in reference to Cotenancy and the Undivided Interest. This undivided interest applies to lands held in perpetuity. 8. Application of PL 103-150 concerning "Illegal Overthrow" and Stolen Hawaiian lands of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Original Issuance of Document Title has been altered on several of the provided title search evidence. In particular, the Queen's name as it appears on OID documents shows her name and other original document writing, crossed out and scratched through. THIS IS EVIDENCE OF THE CRIMINAL ACTS OF THE OVERTHROW/DETHRONEMENT OF THE QUEEN, TO WHICH THE "APOLOGY BILL" REFERS TO" President Dole's name and other belligerent occupier's names are written across it. The Title Search/Guaranty Process is flawed and illegal for procurement of lands in this manner. I LL.` STAT UTL LAWS M ISIS MAJESTY KAMEIIA11 + ~~HA III. SING OF THE liiWAIIAN ISLANDS; PA88ED DY TH£ - J: OI7SES OF NOBLES AND REPRESENTATIVES, ]KIIING THE TWENTY-FIIIST YEAR "OP 1118 REIGN, AND TIM THIRD AND FOURTH YEARet"OR II13 PUBLIC BE$OGNI'flgiti, A. D. 1845 A" 1816: TO 1P711C1[ ARE APPENDED THE ACTS OF PUBLIC RECOGNITION, AND TIIE - TREATIES WITH OMER NATIONS. VOL. i. - ~L1o~IOIIIru, ®a~« CHARLES E. HITCH C0CK, PRINTER, GOVERNIf ENT. PRESS. 1e~s _ s . nay FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE (,CLOUDED TITLE) A. Documents of the Hawaiian Kingdom shows genuine material exist. Created by a group calling themselves "The Committee of Safety" who became the Provisional Government in 1893. See Exhibit 15 - President of the Provisional Government: Sanford Dole Cabinet members: J. King, W. O. Smith and P. C. Jones (1) See Exhibit 16 - Genuine material exist: Made by the Provisional Government. a) ROYAL PATENT GRANT No. 3950 (pg 753) (Homestead Act of 1884) Issued to "de Castecazinha" on July of 1896. Lot No. 17 Paauilo Hamakua, Hawaii (20 acres) $150.00 b) ROYAL PATENT GRANT No. 3951 (pg 757) (Homestead Act ofl 884) Issued to "M. D. Canto" on July of 1896. Lot No. 16 Paauilo Hamakua, Hawaii (20 acres) $150.00 c) ROYAL PATENT GRANT No. 3952 (pg 761) (Homestead Act of 1884) Issued to "de Silva Ramos" on July of 1896. Lot 15 Paai ilo Hamakua, Hawaii (18 acres) $150.00 d) ROYAL PATENT GRANT No. 3962 (pg 801) (Homestead Act of 1884) Issued to "Francisco O. Mart' on July of 1896. Lot 9 Paauilo Hamakua, Hawaii (17.30 acres) $150.00 e) ROYAL PATENT GRANT No. 3963 (pg 805) (Homestead Act of 1884) Issued to "Gottfried Leity" on July of 1884. Lot 10 Paauilo Hamakua, Hawaii (19.10 acres) $150.00 f) ROYAL PATENT GRANT No. 3964 (pg 808) (Homestead Act of 1884) Issued to "Manuel dos Santos" on July of 1884. Lot 3 Paauilo Hamakua, Hawaii (19.60 acres) $150.00 i) Liliuokalani By the Grace of God, Queen of Hawaiian Islands: Line drawn straight through (altered title) and statements, and our Queen. President: Sanford B. Dole Minister of Interior: J. A. King /8 9~ i/l f~9G ~ Land PatentGrant Right of Purchase Lease Part VII of the Land Act of 1895 Government of the Territory of Hawaii: Conformity with the Laws of the United States of America, And of the Territory of Hawaii. No. 5175 issued to Francisco Furtado, $360.00 Pohakea Hamakua, Hawaii. 72 acres. Pg 131 No. 5176 issued to Edward Barenapa Kalua, $344.00 Pohakea. 68.9 acres. Pg 135 On May 27, 1909. Governor, W. P. Frear Commissioner of Public Lands, Jas. W. Pratt No. 5177 issued to Antone Fernandez, $406.50 Pohakea. 81.3 acres. Pg 139 On May 27,1909. Gov., W. P. Frear Commissioner of Public Lands, Jas. W. Pratt No. 4937 issued to Joshua Waiohinu, $330.00 Paauilo 33 acres. Pg 153 On February 12,1906..Gov., A. D. L. Atkinson C P L, Jas. W. Pratt No. 4968 issued to G. Seitz, $127.30 Paauilo 12.73 acres. Pg 289 On July 23,1906. Gov. G.R. Carter CPL, Jas. W. Pratt (sold at public auction 5-12=1906) No. 5284 issued to Gustav Kretzschmar, $446.00 Pohakea 89.2 acres. Pg 571 On May 25,1910. Gov. W.F. Frear CPL, Marston Campbell No. 5321 issued to Manuel Aguiar, $235.00 Pohakea 47 acres. Pg 719 On June 2,1910. Gov. W.F. Frear CPL, Marston Campbell No. 4597 issued to G. Seitz, $882.62 Paauilo 74.347 acres. Pg 853 On May 16,1902. Gov. Henry E. Cooper CPL, Edward S. Boyd i J PATENT NO. GRANT on HOM&STEAD Government of the Republic of Hawaii No. 4156 Antonio Francisco Gil $183.75 24.50 acres Paauilo Hamakua pg X69 Issued on April 16, 1898 (Great Seal) President: Sanford B. Dole . Minister of Interior: Henry E Cooper No. 4063 Manuel Madeiros Gosmao $117.00 15.60 acres Paauilo Hamakua pg 637 Issued on August 25, 1897 {Great Seal} President: Sanford B. Dole Minister of Interior: J. A. King No. 4216 Manuel Liemental $144.00 19.20 acres Paauilo Hamakua pg 409 Issued on July 28, 1898 (Great Seal). President: Sanford B. Dole Minister of Interior. J. A. King Land Patent No. TIME PAYMENT No. 5245 issue to Emma Notley, $4250.00 Paauilo 103.14acres. pg 413 On January 27,1910. Gov. W.F. Frear CPL, Marston Campbell And for the further consideration of her having complied with the terms and conditions in Agreement of Sale Dated November 7"*l9w' (Lot No. 19) Public Land Map 11. Second Land District. _ce of life ° I, Ke Akua __waii is the breath of life -4 are not defendants or pro ses. We heirs and are here in Good Faith-. _rLTL --bject Matter - the thing in dispute -is our Royal g=rants (Royal-or pertaining,to or proceeding from the -r Sovereign in a monarchial government. Blacks Law =_ionary, Sixth Ed.p 1330; Patent-A grant of some rivilege, property, or authority, made by the government or oovereign of a country to one or more individuals. Blacks :yaw Dictionary, Sixth Ed.p 1125). King Kamehameha III, the King and Sovereign of the Hawaiian Kingdom Nation owned all lands. He in turn gage to his people gift of lands through the Mahele. The Mahele identified and separated the relative rights of The King, The Chiefs & Konohiki's, and the Subjects of the land within the Hawaiian Kingdom Nation., A binding trust/contract set by Kamehameha III, the Mahele of 1848 vested absolute title that cannot be disturbed by any action, the lands are inalienable, left for heirs forever, not to be sold, transferred or conveyed. The Mahele extinguished all foreign states adversity past, present and future. What part of this contract is the state of Hawaii, the united states of America, Office of Hawaiian Affairs? Are they heirs with geneaolgy showing their blood relationship to the awardee of the gift(s) from King Kamehameha III?_ The purpose of this historic event was to secure his people and their lands forever. This was his intention. The United States Constitution was created by the forefathers of that nation. These framers had intentions and the constitution cannot be changed. So what authority do you have to trepans upon our vested rights.? The Mahele extinguished arI foreign adversity such as Executive Orders of the United States President, Organic Acts, Joint Resolutions, Statutory Laws, Referendums, etc...Heirs of these lands are.protected by the Doctrine of Escheat ...in pertinent part: "An obstruction of the course of descent, and a consequent determination of tenure, by some unforeseen contingency; in which case the land naturally "RESULT BACK, GRANTOR, or lord of ~-ome under the statute and _ . - - : = - - AT hAw, to have their _=-?ams, 13 Rich (S.C) 77; In re = _ , 69 ; Alt. 902." she Hawaiian Kingdom _cnal Nation) we are protected by JUS - _ _ gal Doctrine of International Law: - are "peremptory norms of international random House Dictionary 119781) tl) leaving no opportunity for denial or refusal (2) imperious or dictatorial (3) law, absolute or final an International norm becomes Jus Cogens it is --v binding on all STATES, whether they have - --tly objected or not. The rule is very clear; norm acquires jus Cogens status, it is binding even sistent objector state*. When state practices, --wing judicial, executive or legislative acts, violates cogens principles, they are legally void and leave no _=-ect on the body of customs which becomes law. "There are standards which governments can fall without -7=fending fundamental values such as genoeide,officially -olerated torture, mass imprisonment or murder, or the comprehensive denial of basic rights to racial, religious, political or ethnic groups. Any Government engaging in such practices must face adverse international judgment." Former Secretary of State, Henry Kissenger, address to the Organization of American States,75 Dept. of State Bull. No. 1932 (1976) 1, at 3, GENOCIDE - The Inter American Commission on Human Rights declares that genocide "achieves the status of jus Cogens precisely because one key issue is the removal of the original inhabitants from then lands, or the destruction of their lands. These acts have caused physical and annihilation because land is an integral part of their religion and cultural cohesiveness. (See Genocide Convention, supv..note 4 art.ll; Independent Commission on International Humanitarian Affairs, a Global Quest for Justice 118 11987))- V The United States of America's Constitution re their Positive -Laws, Yrotect,and Guaraatee.to all e ' IgyE.AND VESTED..RIGHTS. Public Law 103-150 signed, sealed andratified by President Bill Clinton and the US Congress in 1993, aapologized for the wrongful acts of the American Citizens and the participation of the American naval forces for the unlawful unlawful occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom,. violation of our rights and a'clear act of geunlawf "Whenever a right grows out of, or is protected by a • treaty, it prevails against all laws, or decissi nss of thunder courts of the states, and whoever may have Suhe right premacy Clause. the treaty, is protected." Art. VI Sec. 2, We are claiming under this. "The Stipulation in a treaty, that free ships shall make free goods" does not imply the converse proposition that enemy's ships shall make enemy`s goods.(The Illegal Takeover of our Kingdom, the imprisonment of our Queen in 1893) The Nereide Benner, Master, 9 Cranch, 358, 3 Cond. Rep. 439. On December 20, 1849 atbetweenrthe)United1StatesP (peace), commerce and navigation Kamehameha III was concluded of America and his Majesty King both countries on August 24, and signed. It was ratified by 1850. Confirming the obligation for the beneficiaries and protected under all Positive heirs of the Hawaiian Kingdom, Law and the conventional Laws of Nations or"Laws of Treaties (Sec. 24, p 8 Laws of Nations) See Exhibit treaties. The record of the two nations ever breaking the Provisional Government Safety Committee members, tthe hey were thieves, had no authority to cancel anything for not the, sovereign King nor the president of the united states. Therefore, the treaties are still in existence. Article 1 Sec. 9(3) of the U.S. Constitution states, , lay "No state shall without the consent of o War timeaof Duty of Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ship Wawith uanother state, Peace, enter into Agreement or Compact or with a ,foreign power, or engage i you invaded (the Hawaiian Kingdom did not invade Ame icaadmit invaded uq), or in such imminent danger as will delay." The so-call takeover/occupation is in violation of the 'U. S. Constitution. on ;:anuary 20, 1893, entities of the self-proclaimed rovisicnal Government -(made up of sugar planters, sinessman, foreigners) failed to legally transfer, acquire a_77 its color or claims, failed to transfer anything but own persons' and properties to the self proclaimed -cublic of Hawaii." Having Knowledge of Law, a grave =Istice was committed and the"united states government ==Vowed it to happen under protest of Queen Lilioukalani, Hawaiian Kingdom Government and its people. The continued concept of "Business As Usual" must end. They committed the Crimes of High Treason under Chapter VI Sec. I of the Penal Codes of the Hawaiian Kingdom. President Grover Cleveland quoted "But for the "lawless landing" of the United States force upon "False Pretext" this committee would never expose themselves for the Pains and Penalties of Treason - By Martial Law of January 17, 1893, an act of war was created and International Laws convenes. Nothing was legally/lawfully transferred and/or acquired by this act. - NO'JURISDICTION, AUTHORITY OVER OUR ROYAL PATENTS OR OUR PERSONS. VI The Kanaka Maoli fulfilled all obligations and requirements to obtain a Royal Patent Grant which was signed by the Sovereign King and Prime Minister and further issued under the Kingdom Seal by the Minister of Interior, as heirs forever and remains intack until today. In America, once the land was properly claimed and filed, the general office certified that the surveys were paid for; according to the various land acts of the US Congress the land was patented under the signature and seal of the President of US America. In Hawaii, the entire Hawaiian Archipelago is patented by proper protocol, authority, recorded and still exists. No foreign land patents exists here. A land Patent has never lost an appellate review in courts. The Supreme Court ruled forever that the land patent would always win over any other form of title. "A Declaration of Land Patent "CLOUDS' title to land FOREVER; the patent carries the fee and is the BEST TITLE known to a COl1RT OF LAW is the settled DOCTRINE of this court. Marshall v Ladd, 7 Wall 174 U.S.)106 (1869). VII 0 The Plaintiff purchased a piece of paper from his :predecessor. The Quitclaim Deed (See Exhibit "@" - . Plaintiffs Exhibit "22") which states in pertinent part: "for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable consideration to Grantor paid by EWM Investments, UC, etc...Then on page 3, 4th paragraph it states, "The Grantee is aware that the Property is being conveyed AS IS, MUM IS, WITH ALL FAULTS AND DEFECTS, WITHOUT.ANY EXPRESSED OR .ZMLIED WARRAN'PIES OR G[1 IRXNTL~ES AS TO THE CONDITION, USE, HISTORY, FITNESS OR STRUCTURAL. SOUNDNESS OF RROPERTY. -GRANTEE ASSVJWS ALL RISKS WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPERTY. The Plaintiff's Quitclaim Deed on page 7 under, SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to the following: 1. Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary lines, shortage in area, encroachments or any other matters which a correct survey or archaeological study would disclose. . Plaintiff and/or agent had a small tractor in part of the aina tearing up rocks and other landmarks that remained untouched all these years. To try to re-establish boundaries as the grantee after the predecessor never questioned it for over twenty years is absurd... "Where the owner (in this case the predecessor in fraud)of land allowed 10 years to elapse after the settlement of a boundary, it was held that she was conclusively estoppel by the decision, owing to her own Latches. (Keelikolani v Lunalilo Trustees, 4 H. 627, 630 (1883)" Also, "Natural landmarks like rocks are preferred to artificial bounds in fixing boundaries. Beniamina v Clark, 3 H. 247 (1871)" There were rocks and landmarks and now they are gone. 2. Claims arising out of customary and traditional rights and practices, including without limitation those exercised for subsistence, cultural, religious, access or gathering purposes, as provided for in the Hawaii Constitution or the Hawaii Revised Statues. The Plaintiff acknowledged and accepts all responsibilities and hewa that comes with the aina and the people. 3. All encumbrances of record, if any, as of the date of filed of this instrument in the said Land Court and/or recording of this instrument in the said Bureau of Conveyances. When was the Bureau of Conveyances Established? Was it in 1845? According to my research, it was established in 1903 in Hawaii to allow the foreigners some sort of instrument to make the land marketable..Aole...our land is not for sale!