Notice Federal Common Law Lien and

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The document appears to be filing a lien on a property located at 1288 Morse Street NE in Washington D.C. It references legal concepts like common law liens, writs of attachment, and cites several Supreme Court cases. The parties involved are Dorothy L. Williams, who is listed as both the property owner and lienor, and First Mount Vernon Industrial Loan Association.

The document is attempting to file a Federal Common Law Lien in the form of a Writ of Attachment on a property located at 1288 Morse Street NE in Washington D.C. owned by Dorothy L. Williams. It is claiming an amount of $250,000.

Some of the key legal concepts referenced include Federal Common Law Liens, Writs of Attachment, the Clean Hands Doctrine, Power of Estoppel, and several Supreme Court cases like Butz v. Economou, Bell v. Hood, and Bivens v. Unknown Agents related to immunity and damages for civil rights violations.

NOTICE

FEDERAL COMMON LAW LIEN AND


WRIT OF ATTACHMENT
ON REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
DATE: August 01, 2011
NOTICE TO: FIRST MOUNT VERNON INDUSTRIAL LOAN ASSOCIATION
6019 TOWER COURT
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, 22304
Clerk of the Federal Court for the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, and
Marshall of District Of Columbia, First Mount Vernon Industrial Loan Association, 6019 Tower Court,
Alexandria, Virginia, 22304 and All Title Companies; and All Potential Purchasers; and all entities who
may claim interest now or at some time in the future; and All persons known and unknown who may be
similarly situated and All other concerned parties.
You are hereby notified that a FEDERAL COMMON LAW LIEN WRIT OF ATTACHMENT ON REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY is now in effect on a certain parcel of Real Estate now of record in the Name of
Dorothy L. Williams, the LIENOR, on property located in Washington District Of Columbia, and known as
(Property Address) 1288 Morse Street NE ,Washington D.C., 20002; and more specifically LEGALLY
described as:
Lot numbered eighty-five (85) in square numbered forty hundred sixty-six (4066) in Sadie M. Williams'
Subdivision of lots in block numbered four (4), "trinidad", as per plat recorded in liber number 77 at
folio 181, among the records of the office of the surveyor for the District Of Columbia.
Being the same property conveyed to Dorothy Williams by deed dated August 8, 2007 and recorded
September 20, 2007 as instrument no. 2007122874.
Pursuant to that certain agreement that Dorothy L. Williams, the OWNER of the property, and Dorothy
L. Williams, the LIENOR, claims the attachment of the FEDERAL COMMON LAW LIEN WRIT OF ATTACH-
MENT ON REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY is in the AMOUNT of:
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00)
MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF
Writ Of Attachments are but another form of Federal Common Law Lien and supersede mortgages and
equity liens, Drummond Carriage V. Mills, (1878) N .W. 99; Hewitt V. Williams, 47 La . Ann. 742, 17 So.
269; Carr V. Dail, 19 S.E. 235; McMaham V. Ludin 58 N.H. 827, and may be satisfied only when paid
and/or property is taken in lieu of the monetary value and fully satisfied by said taking of property.
The ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court in Rich V. Braxton, 158 U.S. 375, specifically forbids judges (Titles of
Nobility) from invoking equity jurisdiction to remove common law liens or similar "clouds of title."
Furthermore, even if a preponderance of evidence displays the lien to be void or voidable, the equity
court (and Title of Nobles) still may not proceed until the moving party asks for and comes "to equity"
with "clean hands" based on the "Clean Hands Doctrine" And "Power Of Estoppel", Trice V. Comstock,
57 C .C .A . 646; West V. Washington Sheriff, 153 App. Div. 460, 138 N.Y. Supp. 230.
ANY OFFICIAL WHO ATTEMPTS TO MODIFY OR REMOVE THIS FEDERAL COMMON LAW LIEN IN THE
FORM OF WRIT OF ATTACHMENT IS FULLY LIABLE FOR DAMAGES AT LAW PURSUANT TO THE
MANDATORY RULINGS OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT IN BUTZ v. ECOHOMU, 438 U .S . 494, 98 S/Ct.
2894; BELL v. HOOD, 327 U.S. 678; AND BIVENS v. UNKNOWN AGENTS, 499 U.S. 388.
This Federal At Law Lien in the form of a Writ Of Attachment(s) shall be valid, notwithstanding any other
provision of statute or rule regarding the form or content of a "notice of lien", nor shall it be
dischargeable for 100 years, nor extinguishable due to lienor's death whether accidental or purposely,
nor dischargeable by lienor's heirs, assigns, or executors.






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CAVEAT
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Whoever attempts to modify, circumvent and/or negate this Federal Common Law Lien in the form of
Writ Of Attachment, shall be deemed outlaws and/or felons and shall be prosecuted pursuant to Title
42, United States Code Sect. 1983, 1985, and 1986, and punishable under the penalties of the common
law at law and applicable sections of Title 18, United States Code.
Demand is made upon all public officials under penalty of Title #42 U.S .C . Section 1986 not to modify or
remove this lien in any manner.


JUDICIAL NOTICE
I HEREBY NOTICE this all parties and this Court that pursuant to U.S. Supreme Court case HAFER v.
MELO, No. 90-681, November, 1991, any judicial actions which violate the constitutional rights of
individuals may be sued as a cause of action in civil litigation against those performing said acts, without
any form of immunity.
CIVIL RIGHTS - Immunity: State officials sued in their individual capacities are "persons" subject to suits
for damages under 42 U.S.C. 1983; Eleventh Amendment does not bar such suits in federal court. (Hafer
v. Melo, No. 90-681), page 4001 .
Respectfully Submitted in the Name of Justice on this 28th day of June, 2007
BY: Dorothy L. Williams
Dorothy L. Williams, Propira Parsona
C/O 1288 Morse Street NE
Washington District of Columbia, 20002




AFFIDAVIT
DISTRICT OF COMLUMBIA
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this 1st day of August, 2011, did personally appear Dorothy
L. Williams the OWNER of the property, and Dorothy L. Williams the LIENOR, who being first personally
and dully sworn, does depose and say that the information contained in this foregoing Federal Common
Law Lien Writ of Attachment on Real and Personal Property is true and accurate.
Further affiant sayeth not
_________________________ ________________________________
Dorothy L Williams Dorothy L Williams
PROPERTY OWNER" "LIENOR"

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SUBCRIBED TO AND SWORN before me this _____ day of _____ , 2011, a Notary, that Dorothy L.
Williams, personally appeared and known to me to be the woman whose name subscribed to the within
instrument and acknowledged to be the same.
The foregoing Federal common Law Lien Writ of Attachment on Real and Personal Property was
acknowledged before me this 1st day of August, 2011, by Dorothy L. Williams, the OWNER of the
property, and Dorothy L. Williams, the LIENOR, who is personally known to me or who has produced her
Drivers License as identification and who did take an oath and acknowledged that he did execute same.
___________________________________ (Notary Signature)
_____________________________________ Print Name
Notary Public District of Columbia At Large
My Commission Expires: ________________ Seal:

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