INTERNATIONAL LAW
ADMIRALTY / MARITIME PROCESS
ARE YOU LOST AT "Cc".
AUTHORS UNNAKED TO PROTECT THEIR LIVES!
2Admiralty Questionnaire
Have you requested and acquired certified copies of the
NOTIGE[S] OF TAX LIEN(S] UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE LAW[S)
frea the County Recorder? (front and back of form)
De you have copies of any Notices of Levy?
What is the total amount (DOLLARS) of the property taken
(levied) to date?
How long has the IRS been making demands? (From --~-to date)
Do you have or have you acquired a Certificate of Search from
the United States District Court? (IN the District where you
live
Hes the IRS conducted a tax sale of your property’
inst your property?
Has @ Quiet Title Action been filedINTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
WASHINGTON DC 2043)
April 12, 1995
Dear Mr. Zimmer:
Re: Gase Bo
We have Yeceived a Suasens in the above-mentioned civil action, signed
by your deputy and dated april 3, 1995, requiring the International Monetary
Fund to ansver the complaint filed See ee ee ee
Article IX, Section 3 of the
Monntaze Fund. vhich has been given full force and effect in the
United States by the Brecton Woods Agreements Act, 22 U.S.C. Section 286h et
stq., provides as follows:
Section 3. Immuniry from judicial process
‘The Fund, its property and its assets,
wherever located and by whomsoever held, shall
enjoy immmity from every form of judicial
Process except tothe extent that it expressly
waives its immunity for the purpose of any
proceedings or by the terms of any contract.*
Furthermore, Executive Order 9751 of July 11, 1946 designated the
International Monetary Fund as a public international organization entitled
to enjoy certain privileges, exemptions, and immunities under the
International Organizations Immmities Act (Public Lav 291 - 79th Congress,
59 Statuses at Large, page 669 et seq., approved December 29, 1945; 22
U.S.C. Sections 288 to 288f). Section’? of che Act provides in part ax
follows:
“Sec. 2. International organizations shall
enjey the status, immunities, exemptions, and
privileges set forth in this section, as follows:
(a) International organizations shall,
fo the extent consistenc vith the inccrument
cresting them, possess che capacity --