Talk:Statutory declaration

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RE: COMMON LAW UNDERSTANDING I attended the BC Supreme court last year and a Judge taught 2 lawyers that a Statutory Declaration requires no registration and has no time limitation. Furthermore, it has precedence over an Affidavit and John F. Kennedy was about to sign one in the 60's in order to eliminate the Bankers money system but was assinated before he could effect this change. I would love to know if this info is true or false? Thank you, IAmandsobeit