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The Court:
Sovereign Judiciary of πHouse Buhijji
Where divine law, ancestral right, and sovereign justice converge.
INTRODUCTORY to sectionals
Established under ancestral covenant and executed in divine equity, The Court of πHouse Buhijji stands as a sovereign tribunal of record.
Operating under the full weight of tribal, ecclesiastical, trust, and international treaty law, this judicial body preserves and enforces the lawful jurisdiction of the πHouse Buhijji estate. It functions not as a fiction of corporate judiciary but as a living court of conscience, equity, and ancestral duty β recognized by blood, deed, and divine inheritance.
This Court is seated in truth and honor, where all proclamations, rulings, and declarations are authored in full legal capacity under sovereign seal and ancestral signature.
Section A
Jurisdiction & Authority of the Court
- Operates under:
- Divine Law
- Tribal Law (Sun Village & Bani Tamim)
- Ecclesiastical Law (ULC Ordination, πHouse Buhijji spiritual authority)
- Trust Law (Irrevocable Admiralty Trusts)
- International Treaty Law (Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1787, UNDRIP)
- Enforces:
- Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Dynastic Declarations
- Legal Trust Instruments
- Judicial Notices & Proclamations
Section B
Proclamations, Judgments & Decrees
Official Seals and QR
Contact Us
Registry, Alliance & Contact
To inquire about tribal registry, form formal alliances, or correspond directly with the Chancellery of π House Buhijji, please submit your details below. All entries are reviewed with diplomatic discretion and sovereign confidentiality.
Hours
Open today | 09:00 am β 05:00 pm |
The Chancellery of πHouse Buhijji operates on a sovereign review schedule. All submissions are processed with care and discretion during designated registry hours, Monday through Thursday, 10:00 AM β 4:00 PM PST. Please allow up to 7 business days for formal review, acknowledgment, or scheduling of alliance consultations. Urgent matters or diplomatic correspondence should be clearly marked in the subject line.
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