Commercial Tort Claims: Lawful Remedies for Private and Trust-Based Injury
This book is written for those ready to enforce private rights—not in theory, but in law.
Commercial Tort Claims is a powerful remedy manual for religious trusts, secured parties, and private entities who’ve suffered harm without consent. When agencies ignore exemption status, when banks or collectors report false tradelines, or when a name is used in commerce without authorization—those are not billing mistakes. They’re torts.
This guide breaks down:
• How to recognize commercial injury without a contract
• How to document unauthorized billing, collection, or court activity
• The full 3-step administrative process: notice, cure, default
• Enforcement through UCC-1 liens, IRS Form 3949-A, SEC complaints, and more
• Real damage calculations using self-executing contracts and fee schedules
Based 100% on real statutes, including UCC § 9-102(a)(13), IRS regulations, First Amendment protections, and trust law, this book empowers readers to enforce remedy without begging court permission.
This is not legal advice. It’s lawful process for those with the courage to use it.
© 2025 Amare Bey Family Trust. All Rights Reserved.
This work is protected under 17 U.S.C. § 102, UCC § 1-308, and 26 U.S.C. § 508(c)(1)(A).
Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is a commercial tort and subject to lien enforcement.
Fidem servare debet – One is bound to keep faith.
This book is written for those ready to enforce private rights—not in theory, but in law.
Commercial Tort Claims is a powerful remedy manual for religious trusts, secured parties, and private entities who’ve suffered harm without consent. When agencies ignore exemption status, when banks or collectors report false tradelines, or when a name is used in commerce without authorization—those are not billing mistakes. They’re torts.
This guide breaks down:
• How to recognize commercial injury without a contract
• How to document unauthorized billing, collection, or court activity
• The full 3-step administrative process: notice, cure, default
• Enforcement through UCC-1 liens, IRS Form 3949-A, SEC complaints, and more
• Real damage calculations using self-executing contracts and fee schedules
Based 100% on real statutes, including UCC § 9-102(a)(13), IRS regulations, First Amendment protections, and trust law, this book empowers readers to enforce remedy without begging court permission.
This is not legal advice. It’s lawful process for those with the courage to use it.
© 2025 Amare Bey Family Trust. All Rights Reserved.
This work is protected under 17 U.S.C. § 102, UCC § 1-308, and 26 U.S.C. § 508(c)(1)(A).
Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is a commercial tort and subject to lien enforcement.
Fidem servare debet – One is bound to keep faith.
This book is written for those ready to enforce private rights—not in theory, but in law.
Commercial Tort Claims is a powerful remedy manual for religious trusts, secured parties, and private entities who’ve suffered harm without consent. When agencies ignore exemption status, when banks or collectors report false tradelines, or when a name is used in commerce without authorization—those are not billing mistakes. They’re torts.
This guide breaks down:
• How to recognize commercial injury without a contract
• How to document unauthorized billing, collection, or court activity
• The full 3-step administrative process: notice, cure, default
• Enforcement through UCC-1 liens, IRS Form 3949-A, SEC complaints, and more
• Real damage calculations using self-executing contracts and fee schedules
Based 100% on real statutes, including UCC § 9-102(a)(13), IRS regulations, First Amendment protections, and trust law, this book empowers readers to enforce remedy without begging court permission.
This is not legal advice. It’s lawful process for those with the courage to use it.
© 2025 Amare Bey Family Trust. All Rights Reserved.
This work is protected under 17 U.S.C. § 102, UCC § 1-308, and 26 U.S.C. § 508(c)(1)(A).
Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is a commercial tort and subject to lien enforcement.
Fidem servare debet – One is bound to keep faith.