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CASE CESTUI QUE VIE TRUST – Brown V. Virginia  Civil action No: 3:17CV71 (E.D> Va Dec. 14 2017) Next, Brown provides for the “Appointment of Trustee” and a “Notice of Fiduciary Trusteeship Duty.” (Id. at 10.)  Brown declares himself the “Grantor and Sole Beneficiary of the Darrell Wayne Brown, Cestui Que Vie Trust, a documented vessel under UnitedContinue reading “CASE CESTUI QUE VIE TRUST – Brown V. Virginia Civil action No: 3:17CV71 (E.D> Va Dec. 14 2017) Next, Brown provides for the “Appointment of Trustee” and a “Notice of Fiduciary Trusteeship Duty.” (Id. at 10.) Brown declares himself the “Grantor and Sole Beneficiary of the Darrell Wayne Brown, Cestui Que Vie Trust, a documented vessel under United States registry . . . .” (Id.) Next, in a “Caveat,” Brown observes that the Defendant “has had every opportunity to respond to the proof of claim instrument(s) that were addressed and sent to him/her by Certified Mail” and declares that “[f]or the Court record,” the Defendant “must comply with the proof of claim answering each question that has been presented by affidavit form and sent back to the Court.” (Id. at 12.) Brown then provides “Judicial Notice,” and indicates that he “appoints” AUSA Kevin M. Comstock and his successors “as co-trustees for any judicial or administrative matter in which the Darrell Wayne Brown Cestui Que Vie Trust may be involved, past, present, and future, and specifically for Case No. 2:13CR00146-001,” and that he “specifically appoint[s] the Co-Trustee(s) to settle and close the matter,” “zeroing the account,” while “exercis[ing] scrupulous good faith and candor towards, and for the…”