This deed establishes Trust No. 983170-321522-193058 between Grantor Trust No. OH3170-321522-193058 and Trustee Allen nelson boisjoli. It was created on January 1, 2011 in Alberta, Canada. The deed outlines the purpose, classification, trustee powers and duties, accounting requirements, and other administrative details of the trust in over 3 pages of detailed provisions and definitions.

1. _____________________________________________________________________
Deed of Trust
Trust No. 983170-321522-193058
_____________________________________________________________________
Between
Grantor Trust No. OH3170-321522-193058
And
Trustee: Allen nelson boisjoli
On
UCADIA Time: E:8 Y:3210 A:3 S:1 M:28 D:2
[Roman Time: January 1st
, 2011]
At
Location Trust Number: 932038-000001-000000
[Location Name: Alberta, Canada]

2. Deed Contents
1. Preamble (Exordium)..........................................................................................3
2. Recitals (Recitatum)...........................................................................................4
2.1 Definitions.......................................................................................................4
2.2 Interpretation..................................................................................................7
2.2 Headings and formatting................................................................................7
3. Agreement (Pactum)..........................................................................................7
3.1 Purpose of the Trust.......................................................................................7
3.2 Type and classification of Trust......................................................................7
3.3 Qualifications of Trustee.................................................................................7
3.4 Trustee powers...............................................................................................8
3.5 Trustee decisions............................................................................................9
3.6 Trustee discretions and powers...................................................................10
3.7 Trustee remuneration...................................................................................10
3.8 Accounts.......................................................................................................10
3.9 Receipts........................................................................................................10
3.10 Trustee’s receipts.......................................................................................10
3.11 Receipts by others......................................................................................11
3.12 Treatment of income and capital................................................................11
3.13 Additional consideration.............................................................................11
3.14 Policies and rules........................................................................................11
3.15 Trustee may accumulate ...........................................................................11
3.16 Forbidden Transactions..............................................................................12
3.17 Limited liability............................................................................................12
3.18 Officers, agents or employees....................................................................12
3.19 Indemnity....................................................................................................12
3.20 Advisory Committee...................................................................................13
3.21 Audit............................................................................................................13
3.22 Deed amendment.......................................................................................13
3.23 Personal interest of Trustee.......................................................................14
3.24 Delegation of powers..................................................................................14
3.25 Winding up..................................................................................................14
3.26 Governing law.............................................................................................14
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3. 1. Preamble (Exordium)
Let it be known to all in the present and future that we, the
Trustees of Trust Number OH3170-321522-193058, in accordance with
Article 130.2 of the most sacred Deed and Covenant Pactum De Singularis
Caelum, have on this moment in Ucadia Time E:8 Y:3210 A:3 S:1 M:28
D:2 [Roman Time January 1st
2011] at Location Trust Number 932038-
000001-000000 [Alberta, Canada] delivered by this our present deed to
Trust Number 983170-321522-193058, also known by the name ALLEN
BOISJOLI, ALLEN BOISJOLI HOLDINGS, our presents being:
(i) Title of Divine Right of Use, also known as Divinity, over the Divine
Person of the Divine Trust, also commonly known as the Soul and
Immortal Mind, having the same name and similar Trust Number as
this Trust; and
(ii) Title of Legal Ownership of the Body as Real Property and First
Right of Use being the living flesh; and
(iii) Certificate of Live Borne Record issued as proof of lawful
conveyance, itself being an object and property of great value,
sealed by the highest court and registrar and endorsed by an
official of a valid Reserve Bank.
We hereby make further known that the Power and Authority to make
these Gifts, Grants and Conveyances is derived from the highest of all
possible Rights of Ownership and Property and that a Divine Canon Lien
has been placed upon the Divine Trust. Therefore, no lesser person,
aggregate, entity may lawfully or legally claim ownership, use, lien, prior
right, surety, Cestui Que Vie, bond or any other device against the
property conveyed herein this Deed.
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4. 2. Recitals (Recitatum)
FIRST The Trust Number (“Trust Number”) of this True Trust is
983170-321522-193058 and the Name (“Trust Name”) is ALLEN
BOISJOLI, ALLEN BOISJOLI HOLDINGS; and
SECOND The Location of the Trust shall be the principal location of
the circumscribed Trustee Allen nelson boisjoli. The Postal Location of
the Trust shall be the principal office of any Agent appointed therein and
upon whom legal processes against this Trust may be served; and
THIRD The Grantor and the Trustee pronounce and agree that the
Trustee holds Irrevocable Legal Title over the Corpus of the Trust, to
fulfil the objects and purposes for which and for any of which this Trust is
formed subject to the powers and provisions set forth herein.
2.1 Definitions
In this deed:
Accounts means the accounts of the Trust;
Accounting Period means the period from the time of this deed to the
following 30 June and then each period of 12 months ending on 30 June
in each year;
Administration means the administration of the Trust which for the
purpose of Registration is under Canon Law and outside the Jurisdiction
of the United States and associated agencies as well as signatories to the
charter of the United Nations;
Advisory Committee means a committee established under clause 12;
Assets means the assets of the Trust;
Associate means a person who has a controlling interest in a company or
partnership, or is related to a person who has a controlling interest or
partnership;
Bank Account means a special deposit bank account from a reputable
bank that is registered with the IMF so that any property within the
account remains the legal property of the Trust and not the bank;
Beneficiary means a person entitled to receive or in receipt of a benefit
provided by the Trust;
Body Corporate means the Trust Corpus and the body of property held by
the Trust.
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5. Audit means a study and forensic review of the financial accounts,
transaction history and reporting of the Trust;
Canon means a Rule of Law from the highest possible law prescribed by
the twenty-two (22) books of Canon law known collective as Astrum Iuris
Divini Canonum, also known as Living Body of Divine Canon Law and the
highest of all Original Law;
Canon Law means the twenty-two (22) books of Canon law known
collective as Astrum Iuris Divini Canonum;
Classification means the correct classification of the Trust for the
purpose of Registration with foreign entities.
Competent Jurisdiction means a Jurisdiction that recognizes Rule of Law
and Canon Law;
Donor means the Grantor;
EIN means an Employer Identification Number issued by the IRS and
identifying foreign trusts;
Foreign Jurisdiction means a jurisdiction that is not administered by
Canon Law that has no direct jurisdiction over the Trust;
Foreign Government means the administrators of a foreign Trust elected
by beneficiaries subject to a constitution as well as its trustees which
may or may not also be elected;
Grantor means the grantor of property conveyed into the Trust;
Income means the Income of the Trust;
Jurisdiction means the primary jurisdiction of law for administering the
Trust being Canon Law;
Law means Rule of Law, norm, standard and Canon Law;
Major Donor means, at a particular time, a Donor who has made gifts
totaling more than $10,000 to the Trust since the date of this deed;
Purpose of the Trust means the purpose outlined in clause 3.1;
Property means all goods, rights of use, title, real property, personal
property and ecclesiastical property held in the Trust Corpus of the Trust;
Residence means the location of the Trust Corpus also known as the Body
Corporate;
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6. Registration means the registration of the Trust with entities from
foreign jurisdictions for the purpose of Trade and Commerce;
Responsible Person means an individual who is not the Grantor or
Beneficiary and:
i. performs a significant public function; or
ii. is a member of a society such as a Ucadian society having a code of
ethics or rules of conduct; or
iii. is officially charged with spiritual functions by a institution
possessing valid ecclesiastical authority; or
iv. is a director of a company whose shares are listed in a Foreign
Jurisdiction; or
v. has received formal recognition from a Foreign Government for
services to the community.
Rule of Law means rule, standard, norm of law as defined by Canon Law;
Settled Sum means (for example) $100 ;
Specified Income means income of the Trust other than donations, gifts,
government grants, and other voluntary transfers of property to the
Trust;
Tax means any Tax obligations of the Trust due to its Registration with
one or more foreign entities and agreement to pay Taxes in regards
Income earned in a Foreign Jurisdiction;
Time means UCADIA Calendar and Time System and not the Roman
Calendar System;
Trust means the Trust established under this deed;
Trustee means the Responsible Person named in this deed as the Trustee
of the Trust; and
Trust Corpus means the complete body of property conveyed into the
Trust, also known as the Body Corporate and Corporate Personality of the
Trust;
Trust Fund means the total Assets of the Trust as reflected by the
Accounts representing the Trust Corpus and any additional Income earned
by the Trust;
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7. 2.2 Interpretation
In this deed unless the context requires otherwise:
i. the singular (including defined terms) includes the plural and the
plural includes the singular, and words of any gender include all
genders; and
ii. a reference to this deed means this deed as originally executed
and as from time to time lawfully amended; and
iii. a reference to any legislation or a provision of any legislation
includes any amendment to that legislation or provision, any
consolidation or replacement of that legislation or provision and
any subordinate legislation made under that legislation.
2.2 Headings and formatting
Headings are used for convenience only and do not affect the
interpretation of this deed.
3. Agreement (Pactum)
The following terms are agreed:
3.1 Purpose of the Trust
The Trust exists for the purpose to conserve and protect the property of
the trust corpus for the benefit of the beneficiaries.
3.2 Type and classification of Trust
The Type and Classification of Trust is defined by Canon Law and the
Jurisdiction by which the Trust is lawfully formed. For the purpose of
proper Registration, an alternate classification names may be used if the
foreign entity does not provide an accurate means of consistent identity.
3.3 Qualifications of Trustee
In accordance with Standard Rule of Law and commercial Statute Law, a
valid Trustee is required to qualify as a Responsible Person before being
accepted into the role. A Person who is not a Responsible Person may be
granted fourteen (14) days to obtain suitable qualification, however
during such time may only administer existing obligations of the Trust and
may not incur any further charges.
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8. 3.4 Trustee powers
The valid Trustee may:
i. perform any administrative act normally prescribed by Law for the
proper administration of a Trust; and
ii. register the Trust in one or more Foreign Jurisdictions to enable
the Trust to engage in lawful trade and commerce; and
iii. use and register all post and communication of the Trust for the
purpose of international recognition of the legal standing of the
Trust by foreign entities and the status of the Trust; and
iv. establish a special deposit account with a reputable bank ensuring
that any property of the trust placed in the bank account remains
the legal property of the Trust and not the bank; and
v. convey and deposit property to the special deposit bank account
for the purpose of administering the needs of the Trust;
vi. pay or deduct all costs, charges, commissions, stamp duties,
imposts, outgoings and expenses of or incidental to the Trust Fund
or its management or in connection with the preparation,
execution and stamping of this deed, as though the Trustee were
the absolute owner of the Trust Fund and the income of the Trust
Fund; and
vii. attract and encourage donations, gifts, endowments, trust
distributions and other forms of financial assistance to or for the
benefit of the Trust; and
viii. employ and pay or provide any benefit for any employee without
being responsible for the default of the employee or for any loss
occasioned by the employment; and
ix. engage and pay any agent, contractor or professional person
without being responsible for the default of the agent, contractor
or employee or for any loss occasioned by the engagement; and
x. sponsor, organize and undertake fund raising activities and arrange
for the issue of appeals to the public for donations; and
xi. accept as part of the Trust Fund any gifts donations, settlements
or other dispositions in money or property to or in favor of the
Trust Fund and either retain them in their original form without
selling or converting them into money, or invest, apply or deal
with them in any way that the Trustee may invest, apply or deal
with the Trust Fund under this deed; and
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9. xii. decline or otherwise refuse to accept as part of the Trust Fund any
gift, donation, settlement or other disposition in money or
property; and
xiii. manage any real property it holds with all the powers of an
absolute owner including, but not limited to, power to allow any
Beneficiary to occupy the property on the terms and conditions the
Trustee thinks fit; and
xiv. change an investment for any others or vary the terms and
conditions on which an investment is held; and
xv. sell or otherwise dispose of the whole or any part of the
investments or property of the Trust Fund; and
xvi. borrow or raise or secure the payment of money and secure the
repayment of any debt, liability, contract, guarantee or other
engagement in any way and, in particular, by mortgage, charge,
lien, encumbrance, debenture or other security, fixed or floating,
over any present or future asset of any kind and wherever
situated; and
xvii. take and act on the opinion of an expert in relation to the
interpretation or effect of this deed or any of the trusts or powers
of this deed without responsibility for any loss or error resulting
from doing so, but this provision does not stop the Trustee from
applying to a court of competent jurisdiction; and
xviii. take any action for the adequate protection or insurance of any
part of the Trust Fund; and
xix. purchase, draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and
issue promissory notes, bills of exchange, and other negotiable or
transferable instruments of any kind; and
xx. do all other things incidental to the exercise of the Trustee’s
powers under this deed.
3.5 Trustee decisions
The valid Trustee may decide:
i. whether any money is to be considered as capital or income; and
ii. whether any expense, outgoing or other payment ought to be paid
out of capital or income; and
iii. all questions and matters of doubt arising in the execution of the
trusts of this deed.
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10. Every decision on these matters, whether made on a question actually
raised or implied in the acts or proceedings of the Trustee, is conclusive
and binds all persons interested under this deed.
3.6 Trustee discretions and powers
Except where there is an express contrary provision in this Deed, every
discretion given to the Trustee is absolute and uncontrolled and every
power given to it is exercisable at its absolute and uncontrolled
discretion.
3.7 Trustee remuneration
The Trustee may charge and be paid out of any part of the capital or
income of the Trust Fund the remuneration that the Trustee considers to
be fair and reasonable. However, the maximum remuneration chargeable
by the Trustee in respect of any Accounting Period must not exceed an
amount equal to the maximum commission chargeable by trustee
companies under the Law in respect of that Accounting Period.
3.8 Accounts
The Trustee must keep or cause to be kept proper accounts in respect of
all receipts and payments on account of the Trust Fund and of all dealings
connected with the Trust Fund. As soon as practicable after the end of
each Accounting Period the Trustee must prepare or cause to be prepared
a financial statement showing the financial position of the Trust Fund at
the end of that Accounting Period.
3.9 Receipts
Receipts issued for all gifts and conveyances must state:
i. the Trust number; and
ii. the Trust name applicable to the Trust; and
iii. the nature of the conveyance and whether it is a gift, or income.
3.10 Trustee’s receipts
The Trustee may receive money and other property and give valid
receipts for all purposes including:
i. those of any statute; and
ii. the receipt of any capital money which may or may not be deemed
to be capital money for the purposes of any law relating to settled
land and even if the Trustee is a sole trustee.
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11. 3.11 Receipts by others
The receipt of the person purporting to be the treasurer, secretary or
other proper officer of any recipient of a payment or application of
income or capital from the Trust Fund is a sufficient discharge to the
Trustee and the Trustee need not see to the application of the payment
or application.
3.12 Treatment of income and capital
The Trustee must hold the Trust Fund and the income of the Trust Fund
derived in each Accounting Period on trust to pay or apply the income
and, if and so far as it thinks fit, all or any part of the capital of the Trust
Fund, solely for the purpose of providing money, property or benefits to
or for existing Beneficiaries, or for new Beneficiaries, as the Trustee
decides.
3.13 Additional consideration
In exercising their powers under clause 3.4, the Trustee may have regard
to:
i. any recommendations of an Advisory Committee; and
ii. the provisions and objects, so far as they are consistent with the
Principal Purpose of the Trust; and
iii. the provisions and objects of another trust when the capital of the
other trust has been transferred to or otherwise vested in the
Trustee to hold on the trusts of this deed, so far as these
objectives and provisions are not in conflict with this Deed.
3.14 Policies and rules
For the purpose of paying or applying the income or capital, the Trustee
may:
i. formulate policies consistent with their Powers;
ii. make rules in connection with a policy; and
iii. revoke or amend a policy or rule and formulate others.
3.15 Trustee may accumulate
The Trustee may, in any Accounting Period accumulate and retain so
much of the Specified Income as is necessary to maintain sufficient
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12. capital of the Trust Fund at a level calculated by adjusting the capital at
the beginning of that Accounting Period.
3.16 Forbidden Transactions
Apart from a payment or application under clause 3.7, no part of the
Trust Fund or the income may be paid or applied, directly or indirectly,
to or for:
i. the Founder; or
ii. the Trustee; or
iii. a Donor; or
iv. an Associate of the Founder, the Trustee or a Donor by way of an
non-commercial Transaction.
3.17 Limited liability
Excluding dishonesty or the willful commission or omission of an act
known to be a fraudulent breach of trust in bad faith, when conducting
Official Trust Business or purporting to act in the exercise of valid Powers
prescribed under this Deed, the Trustee is:
i. not liable for any loss or liability; and
ii. entitled to be indemnified from the Trust Fund in respect of any
loss or liability.
3.18 Officers, agents or employees
Excluding dishonesty or the willful commission or omission of an act
known to be a fraudulent breach of trust in bad faith, when conducting
Official Trust Business or purporting to act in the exercise of valid Powers
prescribed under this Deed, any officer, agent or employee of the Trustee
is:
i. not liable for any loss or liability; and
ii. entitled to be indemnified from the Trust Fund in respect of any
loss or liability.
3.19 Indemnity
The Trustee is entitled to be indemnified out of the Trust Fund in respect
of:
i. all costs and expenses incurred by the Trustee relating to entering
into this deed or any deed amending this deed; or establishing,
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13. operating, administering, amending, terminating and winding up
the Trust; or all matters incidental to the Trust; and
ii. all liability incurred including liability for tax and any other taxes
and all fines and penalties payable in relation to those taxes and
acts and things done in connection with the Trustee performing its
duties and exercising its powers and discretions under this deed.
3.20 Advisory Committee
The Trustee may establish an Advisory Committee and appoint and
remove, or make provision for the appointment and removal of, members
of the Advisory Committee. The Advisory Committee may consist of a
single individual or the number of individuals that the Trustee decides.
The functions of the Advisory Committee will be decided by the Trustee
and, subject to the Trustee’s decision, will be to advise the Trustee on
how payments or applications of income and capital should be made. The
Trustee may specify:
i. the manner in which proceedings of the Advisory Committee are to
be conducted; and
ii. the matters which the Advisory Committee must have regard to in
carrying out its functions; and
iii. any other matters concerning the Advisory Committee or its
functions that the Trustee decides.
3.21 Audit
The financial statement must be audited by a person registered, or taken
to be registered as an auditor under Jurisdiction or Foreign Jurisdiction.
3.22 Deed amendment
The Trustee may by deed revoke, add to or vary any of the provisions of
this deed, so providing:
i. no amendment in part or whole contradicts Rule of Law or the
objectives and purpose of the Trust; and
ii. no part of the Trust Fund or the income of the Trust Fund becomes
subject to any trusts; and
iii. no amendment is made to or affecting clauses 3.4 or 3.5; and
iv. no amendment is made which authorizes the Trustee to invest
money of the Trust Fund other than in a manner in which trustees
are permitted to invest under Canon Law; and
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14. v. all relevant agencies and foreign bodies to which the Trust is
registered are duly notified of the amendments and provided with
an amended Deed of Trust.
3.23 Personal interest of Trustee
The Trustee and any person who is a member of the board or other
controlling committee of the Trustee or a member of the Trustee may
exercise or concur in exercising all powers and discretions given by this
deed or by law even though the Trustee or that person:
i. has or may have a direct or personal interest or a conflict of
fiduciary duty in the method or result of exercising the power or
discretion; or
ii. may benefit either directly or indirectly from the exercise of any
power or discretion, and even if the Trustee is a sole trustee.
3.24 Delegation of powers
The Trustee may by power of counsel or otherwise delegate to any person
any of the discretions or powers given to it under this Deed, providing the
person is not a member of the Bar association or any affiliated secret
society. The exercise of any of the discretions or powers of this deed by a
counsel or delegate is valid and effectual and binds all persons interested
under this deed.
3.25 Winding up
If on the winding up of the Trust any property remains after the
satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities, the Trustee must pay or apply
the property to or for Beneficiaries, or for the establishment of
Beneficiaries, as the Trustee decides.
Where gifts to a Beneficiary are deductible only if, among other things,
the conditions set out in the relevant table item in are satisfied, a
payment or application of income or capital under this clause must be
made in accordance with those conditions.
3.26 Governing law
This deed is governed by Canon Law in any Jurisdictions that recognize
Rule of Law.
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