Übersicht Stand 30.06.2016

Eine Obligation fängt sich jeder ein, der einen Vertrag seines Dienstgebers willentlich oder unwissentlich bricht. Unsere Kollegen und Kolleginnen "Diplomrechtspfleger" im Maria-Theresia-Land sind hier der absolute Oberhit, der Dusseligkeit. Wahrscheinlich wäre es besser für die "Diplomrechtspfleger" sich der Pflege (Wattebausch und Politur) des Absoluten Recht (Erga Omnes) zu widmen, oder der Verträge des Völkerrechtes, deren Verträge ihre Dienstherren als "hohe Vertragsparteien" gegenseitig eingegangen sind und hier ihr lieben Diensthasen mit Diplom. Hier gibts viel zu pflegen.

Pacta sunt servanda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Obligation (Recht) – Wikipedia

Eine Obligation wird aktiv:

• aus Vertrag,
• aus unerlaubter Handlung und
• aus ungerechtfertigter Bereicherung.

Mahlzeit und guten Appetit beim Diplom auffrischen :) , damit es bei der Pflege dann besser geht. Aber was ihr pflegt, würde mich schon interressieren. Das Diplom, oder das Diplomrecht oder gar das rechts oder links — weil RECHT oder Naturrecht keiner Kategorie (Form oder Substanz) unterliegt, gell. Ihr steht im Vertrags- und Handelsrecht Jungs und Mädels von der Pflegeabteilung. Das UCC kennt kein Pardon. Oder wollte Ihr den RECHTmissbrauch pflegen? Vorsicht!

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Interessant sind Dietmars Blogs, in denen er Menschen, die sich ihres Menschseins (im Gegensatz zum Personensein – lat. persona „Maske des Schauspielers) wieder bewusst werden. So z.B. Freeman oder andere Souveräne die er aufs höchste kriminalisiert. Er kriminalisiert Menschen, die sich für Frieden, eine gesunde Umwelt, für ein friedliches Miteinander einsetzen.

Jetzt hat sich seine Tätigkeit und zielstrebiges, unermüdliches Bemühen tatsächlich gelohnt. Wir wünschen ihn eine gute Haftpflichtversicherung und eine liebevolle Familie von Personen und sonstigen handelsrechtlichen Schuldverschreibungen.