ABATEMENT Before MOTIONS

The eBook "Abatements Before Motions" primarily focuses on the concept of abatements within the framework of Christian Common Law, a system that operates independently of legislative backing. It is acknowledged across all states in the USA and applies particularly to those adhering to Christian doctrinal laws, rather than secular governance. Abatements are a recognized legal recourse for addressing shortcomings in the original claims of plaintiffs, such as a lack of standing to initiate proceedings.

Key concepts covered include:

1. **Nature and Definition of Abatement**: Abatement is described as either the complete termination or mere suspension of a lawsuit due to procedural or formal inaccuracies, such as errors in the naming or identification of parties.

2. **Types of Abatement**: The eBook distinguishes between statutory and non-statutory abatements, noting that non-statutory abatements are derived from common law traditions.

3. **Legal Proceedings and Abatements**: It discusses how in legal contexts, abatements are used to address preliminary objections in cases, focusing not on the substance of the plaintiff’s argument but rather on procedural errors.

4. **Role of Faith in Legal Authority**: The book highlights how Christian faith influences legal authority, giving believers a divine mandate that impacts how they engage with legal processes.

5. **Christian Common Law**: It details how Christian legal theory integrates with common law, emphasizing that Christians are governed by a higher legal order, which affects how legal proceedings involving Christians are handled, especially in relation to non-Christians or secular systems.

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