My Auto Finance Lawsuit for Breach of Contract

May 24, 2025 | Action

UPDATE:  August 31, 2025   |    Defendant and Plaintiff have reached a Settlement & Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement

Whats the deal? THEY REFUSED MY TENDER OF PAYMENT, CAUSING HARM & DAMAGE TO MY SOLE-PROPRIETORSHIP.

The concepts we are aligned with are from Brandon Joe Williams’ latest discoveries in the world of Negotiable Instruments, and how our entire system is driven by a wide variety of ‘fiat debt-instruments’, which by law must be treated equally.  We are using this knowledge while applying UCC + Contract law to our advantage.

When I win – we all win. I’ve intentionally made this argument ‘easily repeatable’. Anyone can use this civil complaint, after adopting the language to their State’s UCC code equivalents, in order to sue virtually any company for non-performance on an instrument.

ORIGINAL CASE DOCUMENTS & FILINGS HAVE BEEN REMOVED AS TO COMPLY WITH NON-DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS.​

Check back soon – Once I have time, I will re-upload the redacted Complaint documents so you may clone the strategy and apply these same U.C.C. principles into your own Lawsuit!

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