CONTRACT LAW – THE BASIS FOR AMERICAN LAW
by Dr. Lawrence Wilson
© October 2025, LD Wilson Consultants, Inc.
All information in this article is for educational purposes only. It is not for the diagnosis, treatment, prescription or cure of any disease or health condition.
Contents
I. Introduction
II. Elements Of Contracts
A. Substance
B. Conditions
C. Legality
D. Qualities
III. Contract Crimes
IV. The Case Of The United States.
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I. INTRODUCTION
DEFINITIONS
Contract. A contract is a voluntary agreement. To be valid, a contract must be honest, readable, understood, clear and fairly simple.
Contract law. Contract law is an advanced, liberty-oriented system of government and society. It is based upon contracts or voluntary agreements between people, rather than force. It is not the standard on earth at this time.
TYPES OF CONTRACTS
Contracts can be written, spoken, or may be implied. However, implied is not as good because it is not as specific.
STANDARD REASONS PEOPLE ENTER INTO CONTRACTS
These include communication, clarity, and possibly more such as setting up schedules, timetables, rewards, punishments, and remedies under the law.
WHY IS THIS ARTICLE IMPORTANT?
One reason is that America was specifically set up to operate under contract law, unlike most nations. Most nations had kings or queens and the people were subjects, not citizens.
America has slipped away from contract law in many ways and one goal of this article is to restore the concept of contract law so that the nation can be guided back to its beautiful founding principles.
II. ELEMENTS OF CONTRACTS
Contract law is rule based upon contracts. Let us begin by examining the basics of a contract. A contract must have four elements:
A. SUBSTANCE
Substance means the subject matter of the contract. For example, if a contract is to buy a home, the subject matter is the home. It needs to be described properly and legally. If the substance is vague, it means one may not be sure what is the subject matter of the contract.
B. CONDITIONS
Conditions are clauses describing actions or behaviors to be carried out by all parties of the contract. For example, a contract to rent an apartment often includes the renter will pay a monthly rent and will keep the apartment fairly clean. The landlord or owner of the building will supply electricity, heat and make repairs of the apartment.
Conditions also may include clauses about the contract process. They might include contract duration, termination, amendments, complete contract, confidentiality or other.
C. LEGALITY
Legality means how well does the contract conform to legal requirements of the community, state and nation where it is written. This includes the proper jurisdiction of the contract and the signers and conformity to other laws.
For example, if one rents an apartment in London, England there are laws regulating rental units, apartment buildings, parking spaces, lighting, and more. A rental contract in this city needs to conform to all laws related to rental units in London.
D. QUALITIES
These are other aspects of a contract that must be acceptable in order for the contract to be legal. They include qualities of the signers and qualities of the writing or presentation of the contract:
- Qualities of the signers include are the signers citizens and qualified in terms of age, education, independence or other.
- Qualities of the writing or presentation include honesty, readability, language or other.
III. CONTRACT CRIMES
All of the following invalidate or nullify a contract:
1. FRAUD. This is when the substance of the contract is not as written or described. For example, one might sign a apartment rental contract stating that the landlord will keep the place free of vermin. However, when you move in, there are rats and cockroaches all over.
Another type of fraud is when the qualities of the contract are unacceptable such as being unreadable or too vague.
2. MISREPRESENTATION. This is when the signers are not who they say they are. For example, one signs a contract to rent an apartment and the other signer claims to be the landlord or a representative. However, you find out that the other signer is not associated with the owner of the building.
3. NEGLIGENCE. This is not living up to the terms of the agreement in some way. For example, if the contract says the landlord will provide electricity, but he or she does not do this, this is negligence.
4. DURESS. This means that one or more of the parties is being forced to sign the contract. It is not voluntary.
5. INCAPACITY. This means that one or more of the parties to the contract lacks the ability or requirements to enter into the contract.
6. A BREACH. This is a violation of any part of a contract.
IV. THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES
The United States was intended to be a nation based upon contract law. However, very early there was interference and some contract law provisions were thrown away. Here are just a few examples:
1789. Deletion of the citizen contract signature. This was in the Articles of Confederation, but was deleted in the US Constitution. It is very important in order to understand that living in the United States was to be contractual. This means one signed an agreement to comply with the laws of the nation. In return, one would enjoy the privileges of citizenship and living in the nation.
1830. Abandoning the elector system. This is in the Constitution, but it was abandoned in the early 1800s. This was very bad because the elector system was a much better electoral system.
1800 or so. Beating, rapes, poisoning, implanting and secret replacement of the judges and justices of the Supreme Court. This began soon after the nation was founded and continues today. This has brought about much chaos and ruin to the United States.
1906. The Beginning Of The Government Agencies. These violate separation of powers, innocent until proven guilty, and much more. They also exceed the authority of the Congress, among other problems. They began in the early 1900s with regulation of food and drugs. They have seriously weakened the United States.
1913. The Federal Reserve system. This seriously violates the Constitutional arrangement for banking and control of the money found in the US Constitution and Articles of Confederation. This breach of contract has bankrupted the United States.
1913. The Income Tax Amendment to the US Constitution (16th Amendment). I am told this was never properly ratified.
The takeover of a huge amount of property by the national government in the name of preserving the land for “National Parks”.
1910-1920. The end of private, free-market medical care in America. It was replaced by the illegal medical licensing laws that gave rise to the medical cartel with much higher prices and greatly limited services.
1920.Women allowed to vote. This sounds good but, in fact, women are more brainwashed than man and enslaved by the aliens, thugs, rogues or satans.
1934. Social Security, and 1967 - Medicare and Medicaid. These 20th century programs violate the principle of voluntarism and they exceed the governing authority of the Congress. They are bankrupting the nation at this time.
(Notice how the greatest breaches of contract law occurred in the early twentieth century. This time period is sometimes called “the progressive era”.)
OTHER CHANGES THAT OCCURRED AT THIS TIME
1905. Electrification of the world – the work of Nicola Tesla, and many other inventions by Thomas Edison and others – telephone, radio, phonograph, incandescent light, television, radar and more.
1920 or so. The Green Revolution in agriculture.
1900+. Nutritional knowledge and medical drug development.
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