Soteria Private Arbitration Tribunal
True Contracts. True Consent. True Enforcement.
“Where there is no true consent, there is no obligation.
Where there is duress, there is no contract.
Where there is fraud, there is no authority.”
Our Foundational Principle
The Soteria Private Arbitration Tribunal (SPAT) stands on one unwavering truth:
Only agreements entered in full transparency and without coercion possess lawful force.
The Tribunal Rejects:
- Coerced Agreements – Imposed under threat, pressure, or imbalance of power.
- Manipulated Contracts – Lacking full, honest disclosure or deceptive in nature.
- Threat-Based Systems – Legal structures that extort obedience rather than honor consent.
The Tribunal Enforces:
- Voluntary Agreements – Entered freely, consciously, and with complete understanding.
- Private Law Recognition – Upholding obligations under sovereign, contract-based private law.
- Binding Enforcement – Enacting lawful remedy through non-state, private mechanisms.
Soteria Tribunal: Upholding Integrity. Rejecting Compliance.
The Tribunal does not recognize obligations rooted in fear, confusion, or force.
It honors only what is freely and lawfully chosen. It operates independently of state coercion, offering a legitimate path for private remedy and accountability.
“A contract is only as valid as the freedom with which it was signed.”
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