WHAT IS AN ACT OF STATE ?
An Act of State is an Executive Act exercising the Sovereign Power of a Country, such as the use of force against another country, a declaration, or decree which cannot be challenged or interfered with by any court. It includes any act of a government within its geographical boundaries which cannot be subject to the jurisdiction of any foreign courts.
The Act of State Doctrine states that every Sovereign State is bound to respect the independence of every other sovereign state, and the courts will not sit in judgment of another government's acts done within its own territory.
UNITED TRIBES OF NEW ZEALAND ACTS OF STATE
The Sovereign Maori Nation's Flag was recognized by HIS MAJESTY KING WILLIAM IV OF ENGLAND IN 1834 with the HMS ALLIGATOR firing a 21-GUN SALUTE at WAITANGI, NEW ZEALAND to honor their infant state.
Less than a year later, HIS MAJESTY KING WILLIAM IV received and acknowledged the UNITED TRIBES OF NEW ZEALAND'S DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 1835 and availed the PROTECTION OF THE BRITISH CROWN which still stands today.
Less than a year later, HIS MAJESTY KING WILLIAM IV received and acknowledged the UNITED TRIBES OF NEW ZEALAND'S DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 1835 and availed the PROTECTION OF THE BRITISH CROWN which still stands today.
