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Re: Robert from yahoo bd post# 723523

Saturday, 06/11/2022 12:26:42 PM

Saturday, June 11, 2022 12:26:42 PM

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CAFC 2/22 rejected the Takings claims due to Property law. Per CAFC, Common law requires two ‘first-order elements’ for something to be recognized as property: control and alienability.

—Common Shares, Example—
I still hold an interest (in loose terms) because I can sell, transfer, leverage my F/F common shares (element of alienability).

But my right to judge management performance —my voting right—is now held 100% by the Conservator per HERA (element of control).

So I might hold a non-property interest. But My interest if any is contingent on not being affected, defeased, in part or whole, at any time now or under Conservatorship by another party over whom I have *no formal say*.

That is what the CAFC said 2/22, IMO.