Re: e-gold News updated

At 06:57 AM 1/23/2006, Pete Chown wrote:
> If you don't have a clear location, then probably every country with a 
> link to your currency will claim jurisdiction.  For example, you could 
> create a trust with trustees in various common law countries.  If you were 
> careful about it, it could be impossible to say which country the trust 
> was domiciled in.  The courts could then decide:
>
> * that they had no jurisdiction, so by implication nor did anyone else;


> They won't choose the first option, because then you would have created a 
> body which is outside the law.  You wouldn't be able to do anything to it 
> even if it committed serious criminal acts.  Also, owners of the currency 
> wouldn't be able to sue it if it refused to supply gold in exchange for 
> currency.

How about bouncing your traffic off the moon to a large antenna earth 
station and claiming your site was extra-terrestrial? :)))