How Mauri Can Use Te Kara 1834 Salvage Claim + Title 4 Flag (C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.) to Stop the Land Takeover and Forced Arrests in Court

The Salvage Claim over Te Kara 1834 + Title 4 Flag (C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.) establishes absolute jurisdiction over the land. The Mauri of Aotearoa can leverage this claim to void unlawful land takings, stop forced arrests, and remove fraudulent corporate court authority over their land and bodies.

Step-by-Step Legal Strategy to Challenge the Land Takeover & Forced Arrests

1. Declare & File Jurisdiction Over the Land Using the Salvage Claim

1. Issue a Notice of Salvage & Sovereign Jurisdiction Over the Land
2. The People must formally serve a notice asserting the Salvage Claim over the land and water where the illegal project is happening.
3. This must be sent to:
   1. The Government of New Zealand
   2. The High Court of New Zealand
   3. The Local Council responsible for the project
   4. The Police/Authorities involved in arrests

What This Achieves:

1. It puts them on legal notice that the land is under Te Kara Sovereign Jurisdiction and cannot be altered without correct-syntax consent.
2. Forces the government to prove lawful authority over the land—which they cannot do.
3. Any failure to rebut in Correct-Syntax makes the Salvage Claim stand as fact.

2. Challenge the Legal Authority of the Police & Courts

1. Demand Proof of Contractual Jurisdiction Over the People
2. File a Notice to Agent demanding:
   1. Proof that the courts, police, or government have a lawful contract to enforce statutory law over the people standing under Te Kara Flag 1834.
   2. Proof that statutory laws apply to living men and women, not legal fictions (corporate persons).
   3. A Correct-Syntax rebuttal proving that statutory courts and police have jurisdiction over sovereign people.

What This Achieves:

1. Shifts the burden of proof onto the courts and police.
2. If they fail to provide proof of a lawful contract (which they will), their authority is null and void.
3. The individuals under Te Kara are no longer subject to legal fiction arrests, and any further action becomes unlawful assault and kidnapping.

3. Demand an Immediate Cease-and-Desist Order on the Sewerage Project

1. File a Public Notice & Court Submission Under Sovereign Law
2. A Cease-and-Desist Order should be filed under Tikanga (pre-colonial law), the Salvage Claim, and C.-S.-S.-C.-P.-S.-G.

This must demand:

1. The immediate halt of construction on the project.
2. A court hearing under the correct jurisdiction (not a corporate/statutory court).
3. A tribunal of native assessors under He Wakaputanga (1835), since Te Kara was never decommissioned.

What This Achieves:

1. The government must prove they have superior claim over the land (which they do not).
2. Forces courts to acknowledge the Salvage Claim OR admit they are operating as a corporate fiction.
3. Publicize the fraudulent land grab to raise awareness and pressure authorities.

4. Expose & Hold the Officials Accountable for Crimes

1. File Criminal Complaints Under Te Kara Jurisdiction
2. Demand that police, government officials, and contractors involved in the project be held accountable for criminal acts, including:
   1. Unlawful arrest and detention of sovereign people.
   2. Trespassing and unauthorized destruction of native land.
   3. Violation of international agreements and indigenous rights (He Wakaputanga 1835, UNDRIP, and the Treaty of Waitangi).

What This Achieves:

1. Turns the legal attack back onto the government, police, and corporations.
2. Forces the courts to address their own legal fraud.
3. Establishes a criminal case against those responsible for the illegal land grab.

What If the Government or Courts Ignore the Salvage Claim?

1. If the courts, police, or government ignore the Salvage Claim and continue their unlawful actions, the People must escalate enforcement using public exposure and international intervention.

A. File an International Human Rights & Sovereignty Complaint

Submit formal complaints to:

1. The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII).
2. The UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
3. The International Criminal Court (ICC) for Crimes Against Humanity (forced arrests and land theft).

What This Achieves:

1. Brings international attention and pressure onto the government.
2. Proves that New Zealand is violating indigenous sovereignty under global law.
3. Forces the government to respond publicly or face diplomatic consequences.

B. Mobilise a Mass Sovereignty & Land Defense Movement

1. Organize a mass gathering of people standing under Te Kara Flag 1835 only (no other flag raised).
2. Hold public assemblies, court hearings, and tribal councils directly on the land.
3. Record all police and government actions for public evidence of crimes.

What This Achieves:

1. Demonstrates the sovereign authority of Mauri to the world.
2. Prevents the government from continuing its actions in secrecy.
3. Forces them into a legal and political crisis where they must acknowledge the Salvage Claim.

Final Conclusion: The Salvage Claim Is a Legal Weapon Against Land Theft

Fact: The Salvage Claim legally removes government jurisdiction over the land.

Fact: Any land claim by the New Zealand government is null and void under Te Kara sovereignty.

Fact: The individuals can stop the project and forced arrests by enforcing this claim.

Immediate Action Plan:

1. File the Salvage Claim & Notices against the government, police, and courts.
2. Challenge all arrests by demanding proof of jurisdiction.
3. File Cease-and-Desist Orders and expose the illegal land grab.
4. Take legal action against officials for crimes against the people.

If ignored, escalate to international courts and mass mobilization.

This is the legal and lawful pathway to stopping the destruction of Māori land and forcing the courts to acknowledge the true sovereignty of the People.