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07) AMG 15e The First Enactment Part 1 Annexure 1

AMG 15e The first Enectment, Part 1 Annexure 1 to exhibit AMG 15b dates 1 June 2019, pages 1-100

This legal document, titled “Notice of Seizure of Collateral/Crystallisation of Statutory and Equitable Charges,” is issued by Andrew Morton Garrett, acting personally and as Chairman Managing Trustee of the Andrew Garrett Family Trust No. 4 and the Australian People Future Fund, to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and her officers via the Australian Attorneys General. The document asserts that a series of foundational legal instruments, including the Magna Carta (1215), the Cestui Que Vie Act 1666, the Australian Federation votes, the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900, the UN Charter, and the Charter of the Commonwealth of Nations, established binding Public Trusts. It asserts that these trusts created registerable equitable and statutory security interests over government property, offices, and undertakings in favor of citizens as beneficiaries, including Mr. Garrett as a beneficiary and lien holder.

The notice shows evidence of systemic corruption, breaches of human rights, procedural defaults, and unlawful removal of Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) registrations by Australian judicial officers, state and federal regulators, and tax authorities. Declaring an event of default and failure to satisfy financial and legal demands, Andrew, in his capacity as International Crown Attorney General and Managing Controller of the Charter of the Commonwealth of Nations, gives notice of immediate seizure of all underlying collateral, assets, and undertakings of the named grantors/chargers, including bank accounts, real estate, intellectual property, and rights associated with holding public office. The filing concludes with an attached briefing document from the Australian Attorney-General’s Department outlining ministerial governance, administrative law requirements, legal services directions, and crisis management frameworks- an avoidant reply (but not a lawful rebuttal) to their crimes.

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