Official Publication EBR-001

Eden Business Regulations

The authoritative business, employment, banking, supply, competition, finance, and registry framework of Eden.

Eden RP

Government of Eden

Business and Economic Regulation

This Code defines what vehicle activity is legally authorized. Criminal traffic guilt and punishment remain governed by the Eden Criminal Code and controlling Eden Legal Code.

Status
In Force
Version
1.0
Published
11 July 2026
Jurisdiction
Eden

Controlling Road Principle

Entity, license, transaction, and authority must each be verified.

Keys and mechanical access are never enough. Title, occupancy, access, development, finance, and government action resolve through written law and the controlling Property Registry.

Before Business Authority Is Exercised

Four independent checks

Passing one check never silently satisfies another.

ID

Title

Registered entityBusiness ID and control verified

A name or role does not create an entity.

VIN

Occupancy

Active licenseExact regulated activity verified

General registration never includes special licenses.

SAFE

Use

Transaction authorizedTerms, records, and source verified

Mechanical possibility never authorizes trade.

COVER

Use

Access and ordersOwner, manager, employee, or regulator

Every action must match the actor's recorded authority.

Title I1. Authority, Scope, and Interpretation
Title I

Establishes the exclusive written framework for lawful enterprise and economic activity in Eden.

Chapter 1

Operation of the Regulations

EBR 1-1-01
Business Provision

Purpose

Rule

These Regulations govern business formation, registration, ownership, licensing, employment, finance, trade, supply, banking, logistics, professional services, consumer protection, insolvency, and government oversight.

Legal Effect

Every enforceable business obligation must be located in a published Eden provision.

Application
  • Private parties remain free to agree on lawful terms not prohibited by written law.
EBR 1-1-02
Business Provision

Jurisdiction

Rule

These Regulations apply to every person, entity, branch, transaction, workplace, advertisement, shipment, account, and commercial service operating within Eden jurisdiction.

Legal Effect

Outside business law has no effect unless Eden expressly adopts or recognizes it.

Application
  • Remote or imported activity is covered when its material business effect occurs in Eden.
EBR 1-1-03
Business Provision

Exclusive Written Authority

Rule

No institution may impose an unpublished license, fee, tax, inspection, ownership restriction, employment duty, price control, or commercial penalty.

Legal Effect

A documentation gap is corrected prospectively and is not enforced by assumption or custom.

Application
  • Government guidance may explain but not enlarge these Regulations.
EBR 1-1-04
Business Provision

Regulatory and Criminal Separation

Rule

A breach of these Regulations is administrative or civil unless the Eden Criminal Code expressly creates a criminal offense.

Legal Effect

A license suspension, contract breach, debt, inspection failure, or registry hold does not itself establish criminal guilt.

Application
  • Fraud requires every ECC element and cannot be inferred from an ordinary failed business.
EBR 1-1-05
Business Provision

Freedom of Lawful Enterprise

Rule

A person may create and operate any business model not prohibited or restricted by published Eden law, provided every implemented registration and license requirement is satisfied.

Legal Effect

Government does not need to preapprove harmless unregulated ideas merely because they are new.

Application
  • If no special license is published, the general business license controls.
EBR 1-1-06
Business Provision

Mechanical Possibility Is Not Authority

Rule

The ability to spawn, possess, transfer, sell, deliver, store, withdraw, advertise, hire, or access through game mechanics does not establish commercial authority.

Legal Effect

The controlling Registry and written authority determine commercial authority; possession, payment, a Discord role, mechanical access, or verbal custom alone does not.

Application
  • An inventory menu does not prove ownership or sale eligibility.
EBR 1-1-07
Business Provision

System Readiness

Rule

A registry, tax, payroll, banking, inspection, stock, or reporting duty is unenforceable until the authoritative system required for compliance is operational and reasonably accessible.

Legal Effect

Future-facing provisions do not fabricate obligations or records before implementation.

Application
  • Manual documented processes may operate only when officially published.
EBR 1-1-08
Business Provision

Hierarchy of Publications

Rule

The ELC controls legal authority and rights; the ECC controls crimes; the Property, Traffic, and Firearms publications control their subjects; these Regulations control business legality and administration.

Legal Effect

A business license never overrides another controlling Act.

Application
  • A dealership follows both EBR and ETC; a bank follows EBR and future banking procedures.
Chapter 2

Defined Terms

EBR 1-2-01
Business Provision

Business

Rule

Business means repeated, organized, advertised, compensated, or entity-based activity supplying goods, labor, credit, property, transport, or services.

Legal Effect

An isolated private transaction is not automatically a business.

Application
  • Repeated vehicle inventory flipping may become dealership activity.
EBR 1-2-02
Business Provision

Entity

Rule

Entity means a Registry-recognized sole enterprise, partnership, company, cooperative, nonprofit, public corporation, or other authorized organization.

Legal Effect

Only a recognized entity receives separate registry identity.

Application
  • A Discord group alone is not an entity.
EBR 1-2-03
Business Provision

Owner and Beneficial Owner

Rule

Owner means the registered holder of an entity interest; beneficial owner means the real person who ultimately controls or receives material benefit.

Legal Effect

Hidden control does not defeat disclosure, conflict, or enforcement rules.

Application
  • Nominee arrangements must be disclosed where required.
EBR 1-2-04
Business Provision

Officer and Authorized Representative

Rule

An officer or representative may bind a business only within recorded authority.

Legal Effect

Job title, employment, or access does not create unlimited signing power.

Application
  • A cashier cannot sell the company unless expressly authorized.
EBR 1-2-05
Business Provision

Customer and Consumer

Rule

Customer means a purchaser or service recipient; consumer means a natural person acquiring primarily for personal rather than business use.

Legal Effect

Additional protections may attach to consumer transactions.

Application
  • A dealership buying wholesale inventory is not a consumer purchase.
EBR 1-2-06
Business Provision

Goods, Services, and Inventory

Rule

Goods are transferable items; services are performed work; inventory is entity-controlled stock recorded for sale, use, or delivery.

Legal Effect

Classification controls title, records, and licensing.

Application
  • Government-issued weapons are not ordinary retail inventory.
EBR 1-2-07
Business Provision

Commercial Record

Rule

A commercial record is an authoritative entry documenting ownership, authority, contract, stock, account, payment, shipment, employment, or regulatory status.

Legal Effect

A screenshot is evidence but does not override the live record.

Application
  • Audit history must identify material changes.
EBR 1-2-08
Business Provision

Eden Group

Rule

Eden Group is Eden's launch-era continuity enterprise and holding group, operating baseline banking, lending, import, procurement, wholesale, logistics, warehousing, and other published services until or alongside lawful competitors.

Legal Effect

Eden Group is regulated by the same written law except where a specific public-service mandate expressly provides otherwise.

Application
  • Its existence does not prohibit private banks, lenders, dealers, carriers, or suppliers.
Title II2. Formation, Registration, and Legal Identity
Title II

Creates every business through one authoritative record instead of names, roles, or informal claims.

Chapter 1

Formation

EBR 2-1-01
Business Provision

Registration Required

Rule

A person shall register an entity before repeatedly trading under a business name, employing others, holding business property, or using business-only systems.

Legal Effect

The controlling Registry and written authority determine entity existence; possession, payment, a Discord role, mechanical access, or verbal custom alone does not.

Application
  • A one-time private sale does not require entity formation.
Required Records
  • Business ID
  • legal name
  • type
  • owners
  • representatives
  • status
EBR 2-1-02
Business Provision

Business ID

Rule

Every entity receives a unique permanent Business ID that remains linked through name, owner, license, and status changes.

Legal Effect

The Business ID, not a display name or Discord role, is the stable identifier.

Application
  • A renamed business retains its history.
EBR 2-1-03
Business Provision

Legal Name

Rule

A business name must be distinguishable, non-deceptive, and not falsely imply government, department, bank, professional, or licensed status.

Legal Effect

Approval of a name does not grant a special license.

Application
  • Eden Police Supply cannot imply police affiliation without authority.
EBR 2-1-04
Business Provision

Entity Types

Rule

The Registry shall identify whether an entity is a sole enterprise, partnership, company, cooperative, nonprofit, public enterprise, or other published form.

Legal Effect

Rights and responsibility follow the recorded type.

Application
  • No entity type receives unwritten immunity.
EBR 2-1-05
Business Provision

Founding Instrument

Rule

A multi-owner entity shall record its owners, interests, decision rules, representatives, transfer rules, and dissolution method.

Legal Effect

The Registry may reject terms that contradict controlling law.

Application
  • Private governance terms bind only the parties and entity.
EBR 2-1-06
Business Provision

Registered Office

Rule

Every active entity shall maintain a registered property, unit, or authorized service address when the Address Registry is implemented.

Legal Effect

Until then, a Property ID or approved operational location is sufficient.

Application
  • No one is penalized for an address system that is not live.
EBR 2-1-07
Business Provision

Status

Rule

Entity status shall be active, restricted, suspended, dissolved, insolvent, or another published state.

Legal Effect

Connected systems must use the same live status.

Application
  • A dissolved entity cannot create new ordinary obligations.
EBR 2-1-08
Business Provision

False Registration

Rule

A registrar may reject demonstrably false or incomplete formation data and refer intentional deception under applicable law.

Legal Effect

Good-faith correction is not fraud.

Application
  • The applicant receives a reasoned decision.
Chapter 2

Changes and Closure

EBR 2-2-01
Business Provision

Amendment of Record

Rule

A material change to name, owners, control, activity, property, representatives, or licenses shall be filed through an authorized transaction.

Legal Effect

The prior version remains in audit history.

Application
  • Employees need not be re-registered as owners.
EBR 2-2-02
Business Provision

Ownership Change

Rule

An entity interest transfers only through the required agreement, identity verification, lien review, approval, and Registry update.

Legal Effect

Payment alone does not complete ownership transfer.

Application
  • Hidden side agreements have no registry effect.
EBR 2-2-03
Business Provision

Merger

Rule

Entities may merge only under a filed plan addressing assets, debts, employees, contracts, licenses, and successor responsibility.

Legal Effect

A merger does not erase liabilities or regulatory history.

Application
  • Licenses transfer only where their law permits.
EBR 2-2-04
Business Provision

Voluntary Dissolution

Rule

Owners may dissolve an entity after notice, stopping new business, accounting for assets and debts, handling employees and customers, and filing closure.

Legal Effect

Dissolution is not a method of evading obligations.

Application
  • Records remain archived.
EBR 2-2-05
Business Provision

Administrative Dissolution

Rule

Government may dissolve an entity only under a published ground, notice, cure opportunity where applicable, and review process.

Legal Effect

Inactivity alone follows the published transition period.

Application
  • A license violation may justify suspension rather than dissolution.
EBR 2-2-06
Business Provision

Reinstatement

Rule

A dissolved or suspended entity may be reinstated only by satisfying the published grounds, correcting records, and receiving approval.

Legal Effect

Reinstatement preserves historical identity.

Application
  • It does not erase prior debt or discipline.
EBR 2-2-07
Business Provision

Successor Liability

Rule

A new entity that substantially continues a dissolved business may inherit obligations where a published rule or court finding prevents sham avoidance.

Legal Effect

Ordinary good-faith asset purchase does not automatically assume every debt.

Application
  • Facts and transaction records control.
Title III3. Ownership, Governance, and Responsibility
Title III

Separates the entity from its people while preventing shell structures from hiding control or misconduct.

Chapter 1

Owners and Control

EBR 3-1-01
Business Provision

Recorded Ownership

Rule

Only current Registry interests establish formal business ownership.

Legal Effect

The controlling Registry and written authority determine ownership; possession, payment, a Discord role, mechanical access, or verbal custom alone does not.

Application
  • Working the longest does not create shares.
EBR 3-1-02
Business Provision

Sole Enterprise

Rule

A sole owner controls the enterprise and remains personally responsible except where another published rule limits responsibility.

Legal Effect

The business still receives its own operational record.

Application
  • Personal and business assets must be distinguished in records.
EBR 3-1-03
Business Provision

Partnership

Rule

Partners share authority, profits, losses, and responsibility according to their registered agreement and law.

Legal Effect

One partner may not secretly bind others beyond recorded authority.

Application
  • Ordinary agency rules apply.
EBR 3-1-04
Business Provision

Company Interests

Rule

A company may issue defined ownership interests only through recorded authorization stating holder, amount, rights, consideration, and restrictions.

Legal Effect

Unrecorded shares confer no registry control.

Application
  • Future share systems may be implemented later.
EBR 3-1-05
Business Provision

Beneficial Ownership Disclosure

Rule

A person who ultimately controls or materially benefits from an entity shall be disclosed where required for banking, licensing, procurement, conflict, or enforcement.

Legal Effect

Layers of entities cannot conceal prohibited control.

Application
  • Protected disclosure remains access-controlled.
EBR 3-1-06
Business Provision

Control Without Ownership

Rule

A lender, manager, franchisor, supplier, or government client does not become an owner merely through influence or contract rights.

Legal Effect

Control rights exist only to their recorded scope.

Application
  • A bank enforcing a covenant does not own the borrower.
EBR 3-1-07
Business Provision

Owner Withdrawal

Rule

An owner may leave only through the agreement, lawful transfer, buyout, dissolution, or court process.

Legal Effect

Departure does not erase accrued duties.

Application
  • The Registry records the effective time.
Chapter 2

Management and Accountability

EBR 3-2-01
Business Provision

Management Authority

Rule

Managers and officers may act only within recorded or provable delegated authority.

Legal Effect

The entity may be bound by authorized conduct and protected against clearly unauthorized acts.

Application
  • Connected systems should enforce role scopes.
EBR 3-2-02
Business Provision

Duty of Loyalty

Rule

A person entrusted with entity authority shall not secretly divert opportunities, assets, customers, confidential information, or transactions for personal benefit.

Legal Effect

Disclosed and approved competing interests may be permitted.

Application
  • Criminal embezzlement requires separate ECC proof.
EBR 3-2-03
Business Provision

Duty of Care

Rule

Managers shall use reasonable attention to records, safety, finances, inventory, employees, and legal compliance within their assigned role.

Legal Effect

A poor outcome alone does not prove breach.

Application
  • The standard considers information and responsibility.
EBR 3-2-04
Business Provision

Conflict Disclosure

Rule

A decision-maker shall disclose a material personal, family, political, financial, or competing-business interest before acting.

Legal Effect

The entity's governance process determines recusal or approval.

Application
  • Government procurement has additional rules.
EBR 3-2-05
Business Provision

Business Records Access

Rule

Owners and authorized managers may access entity records according to their role; minority owners receive the minimum inspection rights published by law.

Legal Effect

Access does not permit tampering or misuse of private data.

Application
  • Disputes may be resolved by court order.
EBR 3-2-06
Business Provision

Entity Responsibility

Rule

An entity may bear civil or administrative responsibility for authorized conduct and failures within its operation.

Legal Effect

Individual and entity responsibility may coexist without automatic criminal liability.

Application
  • The ELC controls entity criminal liability.
EBR 3-2-07
Business Provision

Limited Liability Boundaries

Rule

Any published limitation on owner liability does not protect personal wrongdoing, fraud, unlawful distributions, commingling intended to deceive, or guaranteed debts.

Legal Effect

Courts may disregard sham separation only under written standards.

Application
  • Ordinary business failure alone is insufficient.
Title IV4. Licensing, Certifications, and Regulated Activity
Title IV

Ensures licenses authorize exact activities rather than becoming vague permission to do anything commercial.

Chapter 1

General Licensing

EBR 4-1-01
Business Provision

General Business License

Rule

Every active entity shall hold the implemented general business license unless a published exemption applies.

Legal Effect

The general license confirms entity operation but does not authorize a special regulated activity.

Application
  • A restaurant also needs any implemented food license.
EBR 4-1-02
Business Provision

Activity-Specific License

Rule

Banking, lending, insurance, dealership, workshop, carrier, construction, real estate, security, medical, alcohol, or other scheduled activity requires its exact active license.

Legal Effect

One license does not silently include another.

Application
  • A mechanic license does not authorize vehicle sales.
EBR 4-1-03
Business Provision

License Conditions

Rule

Conditions must identify their legal basis, scope, premises, activity, duration, reporting duty, and review method.

Legal Effect

Unwritten conditions are unenforceable.

Application
  • A restriction may limit a workshop to approved modifications.
EBR 4-1-04
Business Provision

License Verification

Rule

Customers, regulators, counterparties, and connected systems may verify public license type, status, scope, and expiry.

Legal Effect

A physical certificate does not override the live Registry.

Application
  • Protected internal notes remain restricted.
EBR 4-1-05
Business Provision

Renewal

Rule

Renewal requires timely application and satisfaction of the standards published for that license.

Legal Effect

Government may not add undisclosed renewal criteria.

Application
  • A transition status may preserve operation while timely review is pending.
EBR 4-1-06
Business Provision

Suspension

Rule

Suspension requires written authority, identified grounds, scope, effective time, duration or review, and notice unless emergency action is expressly permitted.

Legal Effect

Suspension stops only the activities within its scope.

Application
  • A bank lending suspension need not close unrelated lawful services.
EBR 4-1-07
Business Provision

Revocation

Rule

Revocation requires the heightened process and findings published for the license.

Legal Effect

Revocation is not automatic from accusation or arrest.

Application
  • Court conviction may trigger action only where law says so.
EBR 4-1-08
Business Provision

Appeal

Rule

A license applicant or holder may seek administrative and judicial review within published deadlines.

Legal Effect

Filing an appeal stays action only where the governing rule provides it.

Application
  • The decision record must be available to the reviewer.
Chapter 2

Inspections and Compliance

EBR 4-2-01
Business Provision

Inspection Authority

Rule

An inspector may enter and inspect only the premises, records, equipment, inventory, or process authorized by the relevant license and notice rule.

Legal Effect

A regulatory inspection is not a general criminal search.

Application
  • Refusal may be handled through administrative or warrant process, not invented force.
EBR 4-2-02
Business Provision

Routine Notice

Rule

Routine inspection requires the notice stated by the applicable schedule unless an authorized unannounced method exists for that risk.

Legal Effect

Notice may identify a reasonable window rather than an exact minute.

Application
  • Emergency hazards use separate authority.
EBR 4-2-03
Business Provision

Inspection Report

Rule

Every inspection shall create a report identifying scope, observations, evidence, passed items, defects, required cure, deadline, and review rights.

Legal Effect

A verbal criticism alone does not create a formal violation.

Application
  • Photos and system records may be attached.
EBR 4-2-04
Business Provision

Cure Period

Rule

A remediable defect receives the published cure period unless it creates an immediate documented danger or ongoing prohibited transaction.

Legal Effect

Correction within the period prevents escalation based solely on the cured defect.

Application
  • Repeated defects may be considered only where law permits.
EBR 4-2-05
Business Provision

Emergency Restriction

Rule

Immediate restriction requires a substantial present danger or other exact emergency ground and must be narrowed to the affected activity.

Legal Effect

Prompt post-action review is required.

Application
  • Closing one unsafe kitchen does not dissolve the company.
EBR 4-2-06
Business Provision

No Inspection Fishing

Rule

Regulators shall not use business inspection authority to seek unrelated criminal evidence or private information outside scope.

Legal Effect

Observed evidence is handled under ELC rules and any required warrant.

Application
  • The business may challenge scope.
EBR 4-2-07
Business Provision

Compliance History

Rule

The Registry may retain passed inspections, defects, corrections, restrictions, and appeals with appropriate public and restricted visibility.

Legal Effect

History shall not falsely display a cured defect as active.

Application
  • Audit entries remain immutable.
Title V5. Employment, Labor, and Workplace Relations
Title V

Makes work a recorded relationship with pay, duties, safety, and fair separation rather than an informal role grant.

Chapter 1

Employment

EBR 5-1-01
Business Provision

Employment Record

Rule

A business employing another person shall record employer, employee, role, authority, compensation basis, start time, status, and required licenses.

Legal Effect

A Discord role alone does not create or end legal employment.

Application
  • Temporary and probationary status must be identified.
Required Records
  • employer
  • employee
  • role
  • pay
  • authority
  • status
EBR 5-1-02
Business Provision

Employment Agreement

Rule

Material duties, schedule expectations, pay, access, property, confidentiality, and termination terms shall be communicated before work.

Legal Effect

A business may not retroactively invent duties or reduce earned pay.

Application
  • Simple roles may use a standard published agreement.
EBR 5-1-03
Business Provision

Minimum Employment Age

Rule

Any age or role restriction is enforceable only when expressly published for the activity.

Legal Effect

A business cannot rely on outside-country labor law.

Application
  • Hazardous or government-contracted work may have specific standards.
EBR 5-1-04
Business Provision

Probation

Rule

A probationary period must have a stated duration and evaluation basis and does not remove pay, safety, or anti-retaliation protections.

Legal Effect

Probation affects retention, not personhood or lawful wages.

Application
  • The status is shown in the employment record.
EBR 5-1-05
Business Provision

Independent Contractor

Rule

A contractor remains independent only where they control the agreed result and are not actually managed as an employee under the published classification factors.

Legal Effect

A label cannot be used to evade employment duties.

Application
  • Specialist repair work may be contracted.
EBR 5-1-06
Business Provision

Multiple Employment

Rule

A person may work for multiple businesses unless a lawful conflict, schedule, confidentiality, competition, or professional restriction applies.

Legal Effect

An employer cannot impose an unpublished citywide work ban.

Application
  • Government roles follow their own conflict rules.
EBR 5-1-07
Business Provision

Employment Authorization

Rule

An employee may access money, stock, vehicles, property, data, or systems only within assigned authority.

Legal Effect

Ending employment shall revoke operational access promptly.

Application
  • Personal property retrieval remains allowed through process.
Chapter 2

Pay, Conduct, and Separation

EBR 5-2-01
Business Provision

Earned Pay

Rule

An employer shall pay earned compensation at the agreed amount and implemented schedule with an auditable record.

Legal Effect

Business loss or dismissal does not erase earned wages.

Application
  • Disputed performance deductions require contractual authority.
EBR 5-2-02
Business Provision

Payroll Records

Rule

Implemented payroll shall record gross pay, authorized deductions, net pay, period, payer, recipient, and transaction reference.

Legal Effect

Cash payment requires an equivalent receipt.

Application
  • Taxes apply only after publication and implementation.
EBR 5-2-03
Business Provision

Workplace Safety

Rule

An employer shall provide the equipment, instruction, staffing, and controls expressly required for the work's published risk.

Legal Effect

Employees shall follow lawful safety procedures and report immediate hazards.

Application
  • Mechanical possibility does not excuse unsafe assignment.
EBR 5-2-04
Business Provision

Nondiscrimination

Rule

Employment decisions shall not target protected personal characteristics under Eden law, while role-relevant qualifications remain permissible.

Legal Effect

A claimant must identify the decision and prohibited basis.

Application
  • Police certification is a qualification, not discrimination.
EBR 5-2-05
Business Provision

Retaliation

Rule

A business shall not punish a person for good-faith reporting, testimony, inspection cooperation, wage claim, safety complaint, or lawful refusal.

Legal Effect

Knowingly false reporting remains separately addressable.

Application
  • Timing alone is evidence but not automatic proof.
EBR 5-2-06
Business Provision

Termination

Rule

Employment may end under the agreement and law, but the employer shall record effective time, access revocation, property return, earned pay, and stated reason where required.

Legal Effect

Termination is not criminal punishment.

Application
  • Government employment follows additional procedure.
EBR 5-2-07
Business Provision

Business Property Return

Rule

Departing personnel shall return business money, stock, credentials, vehicles, uniforms, records, and equipment through an inventory process.

Legal Effect

The business shall return the person's lawful belongings.

Application
  • Disputed items may be preserved pending review.
EBR 5-2-08
Business Provision

Reference and Personnel Privacy

Rule

A business may provide accurate role and performance information within published privacy and consent rules.

Legal Effect

Knowingly false blacklisting or disclosure is not protected.

Application
  • Internal discipline records remain access-controlled.
Title VI6. Accounts, Contracts, Records, and Commercial Finance
Title VI

Creates traceable business money and enforceable agreements without making every failed promise a crime.

Chapter 1

Contracts and Accounting

EBR 6-1-01
Business Provision

Contract Formation

Rule

A business contract requires identifiable parties, authority, subject, material terms, lawful purpose, and objective acceptance.

Legal Effect

Technical form matters only where a published law requires it.

Application
  • A vague discussion is not automatically a final contract.
EBR 6-1-02
Business Provision

Electronic Agreement

Rule

Website, phone, terminal, or other implemented electronic acceptance is valid when identity, terms, consent, and timestamp are reliably recorded.

Legal Effect

A hidden or substituted term is not accepted.

Application
  • The user must be able to review material terms.
EBR 6-1-03
Business Provision

Authority to Bind

Rule

A person binds an entity only within actual or reasonably verifiable representative authority.

Legal Effect

Counterparties are responsible for checking high-value or restricted authority where the Registry provides it.

Application
  • An ordinary employee cannot mortgage business property.
EBR 6-1-04
Business Provision

Performance and Breach

Rule

A breach occurs when a due contractual duty is not performed without lawful excuse.

Legal Effect

Breach supports the remedies stated by contract and law, not automatic arrest.

Application
  • Fraud requires intent at the relevant time.
EBR 6-1-05
Business Provision

Business Account

Rule

Entity funds shall use an implemented business account where required and remain distinguishable from personal funds.

Legal Effect

Authorized users receive scoped access and every material transaction is logged.

Application
  • Cash tills reconcile into the business record.
EBR 6-1-06
Business Provision

Accounting Records

Rule

A business shall record implemented sales, purchases, payroll, stock, loans, assets, liabilities, refunds, and owner distributions accurately enough to verify obligations.

Legal Effect

No nonexistent accounting feature may be demanded before implementation.

Application
  • Manual ledgers may be authorized during transition.
EBR 6-1-07
Business Provision

Record Retention

Rule

Commercial records shall be retained for the period published for their type and any longer active hold, dispute, investigation, or court order.

Legal Effect

Expiration permits lawful archive or deletion but not destruction of held evidence.

Application
  • Audit metadata may remain permanent.
EBR 6-1-08
Business Provision

No Silent Alteration

Rule

Material contract, account, stock, loan, payroll, or ownership entries shall not be silently edited or deleted.

Legal Effect

Corrections preserve the original, reason, actor, and time.

Application
  • Clerical corrections are distinguishable from reversals.
Chapter 2

Credit and Security

EBR 6-2-01
Business Provision

Commercial Loan

Rule

A business loan shall identify lender, borrower, principal, interest, fees, schedule, maturity, default, security, guarantors, and remedies.

Legal Effect

No term is enforceable merely because one system mechanically permits it.

Application
  • Higher interest is lawful when disclosed and within any published limit.
EBR 6-2-02
Business Provision

Interest Disclosure

Rule

Interest and material fees shall be shown in a form the borrower can understand before acceptance.

Legal Effect

Concealed compounding, retroactive fees, or false cost statements are unenforceable and may implicate ECC where proven.

Application
  • Eden Group's fallback loans may cost more but must disclose it.
EBR 6-2-03
Business Provision

Business Credit Assessment

Rule

A lender may consider verified income, assets, debts, history, collateral, plan, and risk without using prohibited discrimination or fabricated data.

Legal Effect

Approval is not guaranteed merely because a business is registered.

Application
  • Reasons may be required for government-backed programs.
EBR 6-2-04
Business Provision

Security Interest

Rule

Collateral is enforceable against third parties only through the Registry applicable to the asset.

Legal Effect

Possession or a private note cannot secretly create priority.

Application
  • Property mortgages follow EPC; vehicle liens follow ETC.
EBR 6-2-05
Business Provision

Guarantee

Rule

A personal or entity guarantee must be explicit, informed, and recorded with amount or scope.

Legal Effect

Ownership alone does not create a personal guarantee.

Application
  • A guarantor receives notice of default.
EBR 6-2-06
Business Provision

Default and Cure

Rule

Collection or enforcement requires the published notice, cure, accounting, and court or registry process for the obligation and collateral.

Legal Effect

A lender may not use violence, impersonate police, or seize outside authority.

Application
  • Repossession and foreclosure remain separate processes.
EBR 6-2-07
Business Provision

Credit Reporting

Rule

Any future credit record shall use verified events, correction rights, retention limits, and authorized access.

Legal Effect

An accusation or denied application is not a default.

Application
  • The system is unenforceable until implemented.
Title VII7. Eden Group and Economic Continuity
Title VII

Defines Eden Group as the baseline system that makes Day 1 possible while preserving real competition and player ownership.

Chapter 1

Mandate and Structure

EBR 7-1-01
Business Provision

Continuity Mandate

Rule

Eden Group shall provide baseline services needed for the economy to function when no adequate private provider exists, including published banking, credit, import, procurement, wholesale, logistics, storage, and supply services.

Legal Effect

The mandate is continuity, not permanent exclusion of competitors.

Application
  • A private provider may enter any market not reserved by law.
EBR 7-1-02
Business Provision

Holding Group

Rule

Eden Group may operate named divisions for banking, logistics, automotive supply, medical supply, tactical procurement, construction supply, freight, warehousing, property development, telecommunications, utilities, mail, or other published services.

Legal Effect

Each division shall identify its exact licenses and records.

Application
  • A division name does not create new legal authority.
EBR 7-1-03
Business Provision

No Automatic Monopoly

Rule

Eden Group receives exclusivity only where a specific published provision grants it for a defined service and period.

Legal Effect

Its size, government contracts, or launch role do not prohibit lawful private competition.

Application
  • Private banks and loan companies may offer better rates.
EBR 7-1-04
Business Provision

Same-Law Principle

Rule

Eden Group follows these Regulations, registries, contracts, consumer rules, and court authority like any other enterprise except for expressly published continuity powers.

Legal Effect

Government association does not create immunity.

Application
  • Complaints and disputes remain reviewable.
EBR 7-1-05
Business Provision

Governance

Rule

Eden Group's responsible leadership, divisions, signing authority, conflicts, and audit duties shall be recorded in the Business Registry and applicable government publications.

Legal Effect

No founder, mayor, or official personally owns its public mandate or assets unless the Registry expressly records private ownership.

Application
  • Management changes do not erase obligations.
EBR 7-1-06
Business Provision

Public and Commercial Functions

Rule

A public-service mandate and an ordinary commercial service shall be separately identified in contracts and accounting.

Legal Effect

Government-backed continuity cannot be used to conceal unrelated preferential trade.

Application
  • A subsidized emergency shipment is distinguished from retail profit.
EBR 7-1-07
Business Provision

Market Exit or Reduction

Rule

Eden Group may reduce a continuity service when reliable competition exists only under a transition that protects pending accounts, orders, employees, and critical supply.

Legal Effect

Private competition need not wait for Eden Group to exit.

Application
  • Baseline emergency capacity may remain.
Chapter 2

Supply, Import, and Procurement

EBR 7-2-01
Business Provision

Outside-World Representation

Rule

Eden Group represents lawful external manufacturers, suppliers, carriers, and financial infrastructure that cannot be directly simulated inside the map.

Legal Effect

This lore function does not permit undocumented goods or money.

Application
  • Every physical arrival links to an order or authorized continuity record.
EBR 7-2-02
Business Provision

Import Order

Rule

An import shall identify buyer, supplier or category, goods, quantity, price, controlled status, shipment, consignee, and expected arrival.

Legal Effect

Only authorized goods may enter the economy.

Application
  • Restricted government equipment requires procurement authority.
EBR 7-2-03
Business Provision

Shipment Arrival

Rule

Physical spawning of a ship, container, vehicle, stock, or equipment represents fulfillment of an existing authorized shipment record.

Legal Effect

Nothing is spawned as independent inventory without a lawful source.

Application
  • Discrepancies are logged before acceptance.
Required Records
  • order
  • shipment
  • container
  • items
  • recipient
  • arrival
EBR 7-2-04
Business Provision

Wholesale Supply

Rule

Eden Group may sell stock to licensed businesses and institutions under published catalogs, contracts, shortages, and eligibility rules.

Legal Effect

Wholesale access does not authorize the buyer's retail activity or controlled use.

Application
  • A dealership needs its own license to resell vehicles.
EBR 7-2-05
Business Provision

Government Procurement

Rule

A department order requires budget authority, specification, approval, purchase record, shipment, receiving, registry entry, and accountable custody.

Legal Effect

Eden Group cannot bypass an armory, fleet, medical, or department control.

Application
  • Police equipment becomes government inventory after acceptance.
EBR 7-2-06
Business Provision

Authorized Logistics Competition

Rule

Eden Group or a licensed private carrier may transport ordinary shipments; controlled cargo requires the exact authority and custody process assigned to it.

Legal Effect

A carrier gains custody, not ownership or use rights.

Application
  • Player-run trucking can claim documented deliveries.
EBR 7-2-07
Business Provision

Shortage and Recall

Rule

Eden Group may publish a documented shortage, delay, recall, or substitution notice identifying affected goods, time, handling, and remedy.

Legal Effect

A shortage does not authorize unsafe or unapproved substitutes.

Application
  • Private suppliers may respond lawfully to shortages.
EBR 7-2-08
Business Provision

Warehousing

Rule

Eden Group storage shall track lot, owner, custodian, location, condition, access, release, and delivery status.

Legal Effect

Warehouse access does not permit diversion or personal use.

Application
  • Cargo theft remains governed by ECC.
Chapter 3

Banking and Lending

EBR 7-3-01
Business Provision

Eden Group Bank

Rule

Eden Group may operate the baseline bank for personal, business, and government accounts, transfers, deposits, payroll, loans, and mortgages enabled by published systems.

Legal Effect

It is a market participant and continuity provider, not the only lawful bank unless expressly reserved.

Application
  • Private banks may compete after licensing.
EBR 7-3-02
Business Provision

Fallback Lending

Rule

Eden Group shall make standardized loans available where published eligibility is met, ordinarily at a higher disclosed interest rate reflecting broad access and continuity risk.

Legal Effect

Higher pricing is lawful only within published limits and with complete disclosure.

Application
  • A borrower may choose a cheaper private lender.
EBR 7-3-03
Business Provision

Government Accounts

Rule

Government money held by Eden Group remains public money subject to budgets, signing authority, audit, and government finance rules.

Legal Effect

Eden Group does not own deposited public funds.

Application
  • Political office does not create personal withdrawal authority.
EBR 7-3-04
Business Provision

Account Neutrality

Rule

Baseline account service shall not be denied for personal rivalry, political pressure, or lawful competition, subject to published risk, fraud, sanction, and identity rules.

Legal Effect

Credit approval may still depend on objective risk.

Application
  • A competing bank may hold an Eden Group settlement account if implemented.
EBR 7-3-05
Business Provision

Separation of Functions

Rule

Eden Group shall distinguish deposits, lending, wholesale, procurement, and ownership records so one division cannot silently seize another person's assets.

Legal Effect

Setoff or collateral enforcement requires contractual and legal authority.

Application
  • A late vehicle loan does not permit taking an unrelated business account without authority.
EBR 7-3-06
Business Provision

Competition Data

Rule

Eden Group may not misuse confidential customer, borrower, shipment, or procurement data to unfairly target a lawful competitor.

Legal Effect

Operational and legal uses remain allowed.

Application
  • Aggregate market data may be published without exposing protected details.
Title VIII8. Banking, Lending, Payments, and Financial Services
Title VIII

Allows player-run banks and lenders while requiring real custody, disclosure, authority, and records.

Chapter 1

Financial Institutions

EBR 8-1-01
Business Provision

Banking License

Rule

An entity shall not hold deposits, advertise itself as a bank, operate payment accounts, or provide implemented banking services without an active banking license.

Legal Effect

Ordinary business credit or a private loan does not alone create a bank.

Application
  • Eden Group Bank and private banks use the same baseline controls.
EBR 8-1-02
Business Provision

Lending License

Rule

Repeated public lending, loan brokerage, payday-style credit, mortgages, or finance-company activity requires the exact lending license.

Legal Effect

A one-time private loan between individuals may remain a private contract.

Application
  • Loan companies may compete on rates and approval.
EBR 8-1-03
Business Provision

Customer Funds

Rule

A financial institution shall distinguish customer funds from its own operating money and honor valid balances and authorized withdrawals.

Legal Effect

Deposits are not the bank owner's personal property.

Application
  • Implemented reserve rules may be added later.
EBR 8-1-04
Business Provision

Account Opening

Rule

Account opening requires verified customer or entity identity, authority, terms, fees, status, and required risk checks.

Legal Effect

Possessing another person's phone or ID does not create account authority.

Application
  • Business signers must have recorded representative power.
EBR 8-1-05
Business Provision

Account Access

Rule

Every account user shall have scoped permissions for viewing, transfer, approval, payroll, or administration.

Legal Effect

Shared credentials are not a lawful substitute for authority.

Application
  • Material access changes are audited.
EBR 8-1-06
Business Provision

Transaction Record

Rule

Every implemented deposit, withdrawal, transfer, payment, reversal, fee, and hold shall identify accounts, amount, authority, time, and status.

Legal Effect

No institution may silently change a settled balance.

Application
  • Corrections use linked reversal records.
EBR 8-1-07
Business Provision

Financial Privacy

Rule

Banks and lenders shall protect non-public balances, transactions, applications, collateral, and customer data and disclose them only with consent or written legal authority.

Legal Effect

Government or police interest alone is insufficient.

Application
  • Warrants and court orders follow the ELC.
EBR 8-1-08
Business Provision

Institution Failure

Rule

A bank closure or failure shall trigger the published resolution process for customer balances, records, loans, collateral, and pending payments.

Legal Effect

Owners may not simply delete the institution.

Application
  • Future deposit protection requires a separate implemented rule.
Chapter 2

Loans and Collection

EBR 8-2-01
Business Provision

Loan Offer

Rule

A lender shall provide principal, total cost method, interest, fees, payments, due dates, collateral, default, collection, early payment, and cancellation terms before acceptance.

Legal Effect

Material ambiguity is construed against the drafter.

Application
  • A concise standardized summary may accompany the full agreement.
EBR 8-2-02
Business Provision

Lawful Interest

Rule

Interest may be high or low unless a published ceiling, product rule, deception rule, or unconscionability standard expressly applies.

Legal Effect

No outside-country usury rule is inherited.

Application
  • Eden Group may lawfully charge more than a private bank.
EBR 8-2-03
Business Provision

No Retroactive Pricing

Rule

A lender may not retroactively increase interest, principal, or fees except under a prospective adjustment mechanism expressly accepted and lawful.

Legal Effect

A new agreement cannot rewrite already accrued history silently.

Application
  • Late fees require prior disclosure.
EBR 8-2-04
Business Provision

Payment Allocation

Rule

Loan payments shall be allocated according to disclosed priority among fees, interest, principal, and arrears.

Legal Effect

The lender shall provide an accurate payoff balance.

Application
  • Hidden allocation practices are prohibited.
EBR 8-2-05
Business Provision

Collection Conduct

Rule

A creditor may send notices, negotiate, sue, enforce lawful security, and use approved recovery services but may not threaten unlawful arrest, violence, exposure, or unauthorized seizure.

Legal Effect

Debt is ordinarily civil.

Application
  • Fraud or court evasion may be separately criminal.
EBR 8-2-06
Business Provision

Loan Assignment

Rule

A lender may sell or assign a loan only where the agreement and law allow, with notice of the new payee and unchanged borrower defenses.

Legal Effect

Assignment does not increase the debt by itself.

Application
  • The authoritative record must update.
EBR 8-2-07
Business Provision

Refinancing

Rule

Refinancing replaces or modifies debt only after new disclosure, consent, payoff accounting, and security updates.

Legal Effect

A rejected refinance leaves the current loan intact.

Application
  • Private competitors may refinance Eden Group loans.
EBR 8-2-08
Business Provision

Disputed Debt

Rule

A borrower may dispute identity, amount, payment, authority, or enforcement; the creditor shall preserve records and respond through the published review process.

Legal Effect

A dispute does not automatically erase or prove the debt.

Application
  • Court determines unresolved legal disputes.
Title IX9. Trade, Inventory, Supply, Logistics, and Warehousing
Title IX

Makes every item entering Eden traceable from source to business to customer without requiring NPC shops to replace players.

Chapter 1

Inventory and Sale

EBR 9-1-01
Business Provision

Lawful Source

Rule

Business inventory shall have a lawful source such as Eden Group import, authorized private production, wholesale purchase, trade-in, consignment, return, or other recorded acquisition.

Legal Effect

Goods do not become lawful stock merely by appearing in storage.

Application
  • Controlled items follow their own Acts.
EBR 9-1-02
Business Provision

Inventory Record

Rule

A regulated stock item or lot shall identify business, source, quantity, location, status, acquisition basis, restrictions, and disposition.

Legal Effect

The implemented system controls over an employee's private list.

Application
  • Ordinary low-risk retail may use grouped quantities.
EBR 9-1-03
Business Provision

Ownership and Custody

Rule

Storage, transport, display, repair, or consignment custody does not transfer ownership unless the transaction says so.

Legal Effect

Custodians shall not personally use or divert goods.

Application
  • A mechanic holds a customer's vehicle for service only.
EBR 9-1-04
Business Provision

Stock Order

Rule

A business order shall identify buyer, supplier, items, quantity, price, delivery point, payment status, and restrictions.

Legal Effect

Approval creates procurement authority only to its scope.

Application
  • Website approval may generate a delivery task.
EBR 9-1-05
Business Provision

Receiving

Rule

The recipient shall verify shipment identity, seal where relevant, quantity, condition, discrepancies, and acceptance before inventory increases.

Legal Effect

A discrepancy is recorded rather than silently corrected.

Application
  • Controlled goods require enhanced custody.
EBR 9-1-06
Business Provision

Sale Record

Rule

A sale requiring a record shall identify seller, buyer where required, goods, quantity, price, time, warranty or condition, and applicable license verification.

Legal Effect

Cash sales do not escape record rules.

Application
  • Low-value ordinary retail may use summarized receipts.
EBR 9-1-07
Business Provision

Returns and Refunds

Rule

Return eligibility follows the disclosed policy and mandatory consumer rights, with inventory and payment records updated together.

Legal Effect

A return does not erase the original sale history.

Application
  • Unsafe recalled goods follow recall procedure.
Chapter 2

Carriers and Warehouses

EBR 9-2-01
Business Provision

Carrier License

Rule

Freight, courier, taxi, bus, towing, delivery, or logistics service for compensation requires the carrier authority specified by ETC and these Regulations.

Legal Effect

Vehicle ownership alone does not authorize commercial carriage.

Application
  • Eden Logistics and private carriers may compete.
EBR 9-2-02
Business Provision

Manifest

Rule

A commercial shipment shall identify consignor, consignee, carrier, cargo, quantity, restrictions, origin, destination, and custody events where required.

Legal Effect

The manifest does not transfer ownership unless the sale terms say so.

Application
  • False manifests may implicate ECC.
EBR 9-2-03
Business Provision

Chain of Custody

Rule

Each handoff of controlled, high-value, government, medical, financial, or evidentiary cargo shall identify releasing and receiving persons, time, condition, and authority.

Legal Effect

A broken chain requires investigation and may affect acceptance.

Application
  • Ordinary groceries may use simplified delivery confirmation.
EBR 9-2-04
Business Provision

Warehouse License

Rule

Commercial storage offered to others or used for regulated stock requires the appropriate warehouse authorization and registered premises.

Legal Effect

A private storeroom for one business is not automatically a public warehouse.

Application
  • Hazard classes may require additional approval.
EBR 9-2-05
Business Provision

Warehouse Access

Rule

Access shall follow role, shipment, owner, customer, safety, and controlled-goods permissions.

Legal Effect

Employment in logistics does not authorize every container.

Application
  • Every high-risk access event may be logged.
EBR 9-2-06
Business Provision

Loss and Damage

Rule

A carrier or warehouse is responsible according to contract and law for proven loss, damage, delay, misdelivery, or unauthorized release within its custody.

Legal Effect

Not every unavoidable delay creates liability.

Application
  • Declared shortages and force events are documented.
EBR 9-2-07
Business Provision

Delivery Completion

Rule

A delivery completes only when the correct recipient or authorized system verifies cargo, quantity, condition, and receipt.

Legal Effect

Marking complete without delivery does not transfer stock.

Application
  • Rejected cargo remains assigned pending instructions.
EBR 9-2-08
Business Provision

Shipment Security

Rule

Security measures shall match the published cargo class and may include seals, escorts, routes, trackers, secure vehicles, or restricted scheduling.

Legal Effect

Ordinary cargo rules cannot authorize firearm transport.

Application
  • Controlled weapons follow EFA and government procurement.
Title X10. Consumer Transactions, Advertising, and Market Conduct
Title X

Makes competition depend on service, price, and reputation rather than deception or hidden administrative privilege.

Chapter 1

Customers and Sales

EBR 10-1-01
Business Provision

Accurate Description

Rule

A seller shall accurately identify material characteristics, condition, quantity, ownership, restrictions, and compatibility known at sale.

Legal Effect

Obvious or disclosed defects are not misrepresentation.

Application
  • Used vehicles require the ETC disclosures.
EBR 10-1-02
Business Provision

Displayed Price

Rule

A displayed or quoted price shall identify mandatory known fees and applicable conditions before acceptance.

Legal Effect

A seller may correct an obvious error before sale but may not bait customers with a false price.

Application
  • Negotiated pricing is allowed.
EBR 10-1-03
Business Provision

Receipt

Rule

An implemented sale system shall provide a receipt or transaction record sufficient to identify seller, goods or service, amount, and time.

Legal Effect

Absence of a receipt does not automatically void a proven transaction.

Application
  • Cash sales may use digital receipts.
EBR 10-1-04
Business Provision

Service Standard

Rule

A service provider shall perform the agreed work with the qualification, care, materials, and result promised or reasonably implied by the service type.

Legal Effect

A bad outcome alone does not prove negligence or fraud.

Application
  • Professional manuals may establish technical standards.
EBR 10-1-05
Business Provision

Warranty

Rule

A warranty is enforceable only to its disclosed scope, duration, exclusions, remedy, and claimant procedure.

Legal Effect

Advertising 'warranty' without terms is construed reasonably in favor of the customer.

Application
  • Private sales may be sold as-is when clearly disclosed and lawful.
EBR 10-1-06
Business Provision

Cancellation

Rule

Any cancellation right shall identify who may cancel, deadline, notice method, charges, work already performed, and refund treatment.

Legal Effect

No universal cancellation period exists unless published.

Application
  • Custom orders may use different lawful terms.
EBR 10-1-07
Business Provision

Refusal of Service

Rule

A business may refuse service for safety, capacity, nonpayment, closure, misconduct, conflict, lack of license, or another lawful reason, but not prohibited discrimination or retaliation.

Legal Effect

Government-mandated continuity services may have narrower refusal rights.

Application
  • A dealer must refuse a buyer lacking required licensing.
Chapter 2

Advertising and Competition

EBR 10-2-01
Business Provision

Advertisement Identity

Rule

An advertisement shall identify the real business or seller and not impersonate government, another business, a professional, or an official partnership.

Legal Effect

Platforms may verify Business ID and license status.

Application
  • In-character branding remains allowed when not deceptive.
EBR 10-2-02
Business Provision

Material Claims

Rule

Objective claims about price, stock, performance, approval, license, warranty, origin, scarcity, or comparison shall be truthful and supportable.

Legal Effect

Opinion and ordinary sales puffery are distinguished from factual claims.

Application
  • 'Best dealer in Eden' is opinion; 'government certified' is factual.
EBR 10-2-03
Business Provision

Stock and Scarcity

Rule

A business shall not knowingly advertise unavailable stock or fabricate scarcity to induce immediate purchase.

Legal Effect

Limited imports and real shortages may be advertised accurately.

Application
  • Backorders must be disclosed.
EBR 10-2-04
Business Provision

Sponsored Content

Rule

Paid, owned, or materially compensated promotion shall be disclosed where a reasonable audience might mistake it for independent information.

Legal Effect

Ordinary business advertising is inherently promotional.

Application
  • Government notices must not conceal commercial sponsorship.
EBR 10-2-05
Business Provision

Competition

Rule

Businesses may compete through price, quality, location, availability, financing, service, employment, and lawful advertising.

Legal Effect

Competition is not misconduct merely because Eden Group or an established player loses customers.

Application
  • Private lenders may undercut Eden Group interest.
EBR 10-2-06
Business Provision

Anti-Competitive Agreement

Rule

Competitors shall not secretly coordinate fixed prices, customers, territories, bids, or supply exclusion where the published competition standard prohibits it.

Legal Effect

Ordinary collaboration, joint purchasing, and disclosed partnerships remain possible.

Application
  • Market rules require proof, not suspicion.
EBR 10-2-07
Business Provision

Abuse of Public Mandate

Rule

A public or continuity enterprise shall not use privileged regulatory data, exclusive infrastructure, or government authority to suppress a lawful competitor outside its written mandate.

Legal Effect

Legitimate procurement preference requires published criteria.

Application
  • Eden Group must separate continuity authority from ordinary competition.
Title XI11. Special Business Classes
Title XI

Applies the shared business framework to the industries most important to Eden gameplay.

Chapter 1

Vehicles, Property, and Construction

EBR 11-1-01
Business Provision

Vehicle Dealership

Rule

A dealership may acquire, advertise, finance, consign, trade, and sell vehicles only within its active ETC and business licenses.

Legal Effect

Every vehicle retains registry and history requirements.

Application
  • Any approved dealership may compete on equal legal terms.
EBR 11-1-02
Business Provision

Vehicle Workshop

Rule

A workshop may inspect, repair, decorate, or modify only within its license, technician qualifications, approved parts, customer authority, and ETC rules.

Legal Effect

No person may perform a regulated modification merely because mechanics allow it.

Application
  • Emergency lights and armor require exact approval.
EBR 11-1-03
Business Provision

Tow Business

Rule

A tow operator may recover, transport, store, and release vehicles only under owner request, contract, police order, property authority, or other written basis.

Legal Effect

Towing does not transfer ownership.

Application
  • Fees and release conditions must be published.
EBR 11-1-04
Business Provision

Real Estate Agency

Rule

An agency may list, show, negotiate, manage, or broker property only under its license and recorded owner authority.

Legal Effect

An agent does not become owner or guarantee title.

Application
  • Transfers complete through EPC Registry.
EBR 11-1-05
Business Provision

Property Management

Rule

A manager may collect rent, arrange maintenance, communicate notices, and administer leases only within the owner's recorded delegation.

Legal Effect

Management authority does not permit self-help eviction.

Application
  • Tenant rights remain controlled by EPC.
EBR 11-1-06
Business Provision

Construction Company

Rule

A contractor may perform regulated building work only with active business, contractor, permit, plan, site, and safety authority.

Legal Effect

Supply ownership does not replace construction qualification.

Application
  • EPC controls permits and stop-work orders.
EBR 11-1-07
Business Provision

Supplier and Hardware Retail

Rule

A supplier may sell ordinary tools and materials while controlled, dangerous, structural, or government-only items follow their schedules.

Legal Effect

Retail sale does not authorize the buyer's construction use.

Application
  • Eden Group may act as wholesaler.
Chapter 2

Food, Medical, Legal, and Security

EBR 11-2-01
Business Provision

Food Business

Rule

A restaurant, cafe, bar, grocery, or food producer shall follow implemented licensing, storage, preparation, sanitation, allergen, and inspection rules.

Legal Effect

No food duty is enforceable before its schedule and inspection process are published.

Application
  • Player employees remain central to service.
EBR 11-2-02
Business Provision

Alcohol Service

Rule

Alcohol manufacture, sale, and service require a published license and age or service rules before enforcement.

Legal Effect

If no alcohol system is implemented, no fabricated license violation exists.

Application
  • Impaired driving remains governed by ETC and ECC where applicable.
EBR 11-2-03
Business Provision

Medical Provider

Rule

A private medical or supply entity may operate only within professional licensing, patient privacy, controlled inventory, and EMS or medical publications.

Legal Effect

Business ownership does not authorize medical practice.

Application
  • Eden Medical Supply may wholesale approved goods.
EBR 11-2-04
Business Provision

Law Firm

Rule

A law firm may employ or organize licensed legal professionals, manage clients, and charge disclosed fees without controlling court appointment or judicial authority.

Legal Effect

Attorney-client confidentiality follows judicial publications.

Application
  • Business registration alone does not make someone a lawyer.
EBR 11-2-05
Business Provision

Private Security

Rule

A security business may protect property or persons only under its license, contract, equipment, training, and use-of-force law and has no general police authority.

Legal Effect

Security personnel may not impersonate police or conduct public law enforcement.

Application
  • Citizen arrest or defense authority remains the same as written law.
EBR 11-2-06
Business Provision

Insurance Company

Rule

An insurer may issue risk contracts, collect premiums, investigate claims, and pay or deny under disclosed terms and licensing.

Legal Effect

A denial requires the contractual and factual basis.

Application
  • Insurance fraud remains an ECC matter.
EBR 11-2-07
Business Provision

Telecommunications and Utility Provider

Rule

A provider may operate only after the relevant infrastructure, property access, service, privacy, and licensing framework is implemented.

Legal Effect

Future listing in this section does not create present billing authority.

Application
  • Private providers may compete with Eden Group where authorized.
Chapter 3

Transport, Resources, and Professional Services

EBR 11-3-01
Business Provision

Taxi and Passenger Service

Rule

A taxi, bus, or ride service requires carrier authority, approved vehicles, qualified drivers, disclosed fares, and safe service under ETC.

Legal Effect

A private ride is not automatically commercial.

Application
  • Phone-based booking may replace commands.
EBR 11-3-02
Business Provision

Logistics Company

Rule

A logistics company may accept, claim, transport, warehouse, and complete orders only through documented custody and carrier systems.

Legal Effect

Claiming a task grants delivery custody, not ownership.

Application
  • Private logistics may compete with Eden Logistics.
EBR 11-3-03
Business Provision

Resource Producer

Rule

Mining, forestry, farming, fishing, refining, or similar production requires only the licenses, land rights, safety, and resource rules actually published.

Legal Effect

No outside environmental or labor rule is inherited.

Application
  • Future resource schedules may regulate depletion or hazards.
EBR 11-3-04
Business Provision

Retail Business

Rule

A retailer may sell lawful sourced inventory within its business and product licenses.

Legal Effect

General retail authority never includes firearms, controlled drugs, government equipment, or other restricted goods.

Application
  • The authorized NPC firearm dealer remains controlled by EFA.
EBR 11-3-05
Business Provision

Professional Service

Rule

Accounting, consulting, design, media, technology, brokerage, and other professional services require special licensing only where a published schedule creates it.

Legal Effect

Government cannot invent professional barriers case by case.

Application
  • Ordinary consulting may operate under a general license.
EBR 11-3-06
Business Provision

Media Business

Rule

A media entity may report, advertise, interview, and publish subject to privacy, access, defamation, court, and community rules.

Legal Effect

Media status creates no special entry or police authority.

Application
  • Protected court orders may limit publication of specific records.
Title XII12. Government Contracts, Procurement, and Public Money
Title XII

Keeps departments supplied while separating operational need from political favoritism and personal ownership.

Chapter 1

Public Procurement

EBR 12-1-01
Business Provision

Written Procurement Authority

Rule

A government purchase requires an authorized budget, responsible institution, specification, approval, supplier, price, receiving process, and record.

Legal Effect

A department role does not create unlimited spending authority.

Application
  • Emergency procurement follows its own narrow rule.
EBR 12-1-02
Business Provision

Supplier Eligibility

Rule

A supplier shall hold the licenses, property, inventory source, capacity, conflicts, and controlled-goods authority required for the contract.

Legal Effect

Personal friendship or political support is not qualification.

Application
  • Eden Group may serve as baseline supplier but not bypass requirements.
EBR 12-1-03
Business Provision

Competitive Method

Rule

Government shall use the bidding, quote, framework, direct award, or emergency method published for the value and subject.

Legal Effect

No universal tender requirement exists beyond the written schedule.

Application
  • Small routine purchases may use a catalog.
EBR 12-1-04
Business Provision

Conflict Disclosure

Rule

Officials and bidders shall disclose material ownership, family, employment, gift, debt, campaign, or financial interests affecting procurement.

Legal Effect

A disclosed conflict is handled by recusal, review, or another published safeguard.

Application
  • Concealment may be separately investigated.
EBR 12-1-05
Business Provision

Contract Award

Rule

An award shall identify criteria, chosen supplier, price, scope, authority, decision-maker, and any protected details.

Legal Effect

Government shall not rewrite criteria after bids to favor a party.

Application
  • A reasoned record supports review.
EBR 12-1-06
Business Provision

Receiving and Acceptance

Rule

Government inventory increases only after authorized receiving verifies order, shipment, quantity, condition, serials, restrictions, and custody.

Legal Effect

Spawning represents delivery only when the procurement record exists.

Application
  • Rejected items remain supplier property or disputed custody.
EBR 12-1-07
Business Provision

Contract Performance

Rule

A public contractor shall meet delivery, quality, security, record, and service terms and promptly disclose material delay or inability.

Legal Effect

Government may use contractual remedies without inventing criminal guilt.

Application
  • Shortages may justify an approved amendment.
EBR 12-1-08
Business Provision

Public Contract Audit

Rule

Budgets, approvals, awards, invoices, receiving, payments, changes, and closeout shall be auditable with lawful public and restricted visibility.

Legal Effect

No official may delete an embarrassing contract history.

Application
  • Security-sensitive specifications may remain restricted.
Chapter 2

Continuity and Emergency Supply

EBR 12-2-01
Business Provision

Continuity Contract

Rule

Government may maintain standing contracts with Eden Group and private providers for critical fuel, food, medical, vehicle, communications, infrastructure, or public-safety supply.

Legal Effect

Standing authority remains limited by catalog, budget, and activation terms.

Application
  • A framework does not permit personal purchases.
EBR 12-2-02
Business Provision

Emergency Procurement

Rule

Emergency procurement requires a documented immediate operational need that ordinary timing cannot meet, minimum necessary scope, responsible approval, and prompt after-action review.

Legal Effect

Emergency status does not erase pricing, receiving, custody, or conflict records.

Application
  • The exception ends with the emergency.
EBR 12-2-03
Business Provision

Priority Allocation

Rule

During a documented shortage, a lawful continuity plan may prioritize hospitals, emergency services, utilities, food supply, or other critical functions.

Legal Effect

Priority must be published, temporary, and connected to actual scarcity.

Application
  • Political allies cannot receive arbitrary priority.
EBR 12-2-04
Business Provision

Substitute Goods

Rule

A substitute item requires technical approval, compatibility, licensing, price adjustment, and record before acceptance.

Legal Effect

Shortage does not authorize unapproved firearms, vehicle parts, medicine, or safety equipment.

Application
  • Department manuals control technical acceptance.
EBR 12-2-05
Business Provision

Demobilization

Rule

Emergency contracts, allocations, restrictions, and temporary facilities shall end or transition when their published basis expires.

Legal Effect

Temporary suppliers do not automatically receive permanent monopolies.

Application
  • Outstanding invoices and custody remain settled.
Title XIII13. Insolvency, Bankruptcy, and Business Exit
Title XIII

Lets failed ventures become court and economic gameplay rather than deleted dashboards or vanished obligations.

Chapter 1

Financial Distress

EBR 13-1-01
Business Provision

Insolvency

Rule

An entity is insolvent when it cannot pay due obligations or its implemented liabilities materially exceed realizable assets under the published test.

Legal Effect

One late payment or temporary shortage is not automatically insolvency.

Application
  • Accurate records are required for determination.
EBR 13-1-02
Business Provision

Duty During Insolvency

Rule

Controllers who know of insolvency shall preserve records and assets, avoid preferential self-dealing, stop deceptive new credit, and consider restructuring or formal process.

Legal Effect

Ordinary good-faith attempts to continue are not prohibited.

Application
  • Personal withdrawals receive heightened review.
EBR 13-1-03
Business Provision

Voluntary Restructuring

Rule

A business may negotiate payment extensions, reduced debt, new investment, asset sale, or operational change with affected parties.

Legal Effect

A restructuring binds only consenting parties unless a court-approved process provides otherwise.

Application
  • The Registry records material control changes.
EBR 13-1-04
Business Provision

Bankruptcy Petition

Rule

A debtor or authorized creditor may request formal insolvency administration under the published court procedure.

Legal Effect

Filing is not a criminal admission or automatic shutdown.

Application
  • The court may issue a temporary asset stay.
EBR 13-1-05
Business Provision

Automatic or Judicial Stay

Rule

Collection, seizure, transfer, or litigation may be paused only to the scope and time of a published insolvency stay.

Legal Effect

Current wages, safety, perishable goods, or secured interests receive the treatment stated by the order.

Application
  • The stay does not legalize ongoing misconduct.
EBR 13-1-06
Business Provision

Administrator

Rule

A court-appointed administrator or trustee acts only within recorded authority to preserve, operate, sell, investigate, or distribute the estate.

Legal Effect

The administrator does not personally own business assets.

Application
  • Conflicts must be disclosed.
EBR 13-1-07
Business Provision

Creditor Claims

Rule

Creditors shall submit identity, basis, amount, priority, security, and evidence by the published deadline.

Legal Effect

Late or unsupported claims receive only the treatment authorized by law.

Application
  • Disputed claims may be adjudicated.
Chapter 2

Resolution and Closure

EBR 13-2-01
Business Provision

Priority of Distribution

Rule

Available assets shall be distributed according to the published priority among administration, protected employees, secured creditors, public obligations, unsecured creditors, and owners.

Legal Effect

No owner or official may secretly reorder priority.

Application
  • The exact schedule may be refined later.
EBR 13-2-02
Business Provision

Asset Sale

Rule

An insolvency sale shall identify authority, asset, title, restrictions, valuation or sale method, buyer, price, and use of proceeds.

Legal Effect

Controlled licenses do not automatically transfer with assets.

Application
  • Property and vehicles update their own registries.
EBR 13-2-03
Business Provision

Business Continuation

Rule

A viable business may continue under supervision where continuation better protects employees, customers, creditors, and value.

Legal Effect

Continuation does not guarantee rescue or preserve existing management.

Application
  • Critical services may receive continuity planning.
EBR 13-2-04
Business Provision

Liquidation

Rule

Liquidation stops ordinary new business, realizes assets, settles claims, terminates employment lawfully, and closes licenses and accounts.

Legal Effect

Records remain archived after dissolution.

Application
  • Customer property is returned rather than sold as business property.
EBR 13-2-05
Business Provision

Discharge

Rule

A debt is discharged only under the final terms of a published insolvency process and does not include excluded obligations.

Legal Effect

Dissolution alone does not discharge debt.

Application
  • Fraud findings may affect discharge.
EBR 13-2-06
Business Provision

Reentry

Rule

Former owners may create new businesses unless a published disqualification, court order, or license action applies.

Legal Effect

Business failure alone is not a permanent ban from enterprise.

Application
  • Sham successor avoidance remains reviewable.
Title XIV14. Regulation, Enforcement, Remedies, and Appeals
Title XIV

Keeps business regulation evidence-based, narrow, recorded, and distinct from out-of-character or police improvisation.

Chapter 1

Administrative Action

EBR 14-1-01
Business Provision

Regulatory Notice

Rule

A business action shall identify the entity, authority, facts, evidence, affected license or activity, effective time, remedy, and review route.

Legal Effect

Vague warnings do not support coercive action.

Application
  • Emergency notice may follow immediately after action where law permits.
EBR 14-1-02
Business Provision

Proportionality

Rule

Administrative action shall be no broader or longer than reasonably required by the proven violation, risk, history, and cure status.

Legal Effect

Government should restrict the affected activity rather than destroy unrelated lawful operations.

Application
  • A workshop defect need not close a restaurant owned by the same group.
EBR 14-1-03
Business Provision

Registry Hold

Rule

A hold may pause a transfer, payout, license, shipment, account action, or record change only under written authority and stated duration.

Legal Effect

A hold preserves status and does not prove guilt.

Application
  • The affected party receives notice unless a court seals it.
EBR 14-1-04
Business Provision

Civil Remedy

Rule

Customers, employees, owners, creditors, competitors, and government may seek contract, payment, restoration, injunction, accounting, correction, or damages remedies authorized by law.

Legal Effect

Civil recovery is separate from punishment.

Application
  • No double recovery for the same loss.
EBR 14-1-05
Business Provision

Referral for Criminal Review

Rule

A regulator finding evidence of an ECC offense shall preserve and refer it through the lawful investigative process rather than declaring criminal guilt.

Legal Effect

Administrative evidence remains challengeable in court.

Application
  • Police require their own authority for searches and seizures.
EBR 14-1-06
Business Provision

No Collective Punishment

Rule

An entity, owner, employee, customer, or affiliated business shall not be penalized solely for another person's conduct without a written basis connecting responsibility.

Legal Effect

Role or association alone is insufficient.

Application
  • Entity responsibility may coexist when proven.
EBR 14-1-07
Business Provision

Public Status Accuracy

Rule

Public systems shall display current license and entity status accurately and distinguish pending, alleged, suspended, revoked, cured, and final outcomes.

Legal Effect

A pending complaint is not a violation finding.

Application
  • Historical records remain properly labeled.
Chapter 2

Review and Courts

EBR 14-2-01
Business Provision

Internal Review

Rule

An affected party may request correction or reconsideration from the issuing body within the published time and form.

Legal Effect

The reviewer shall address material evidence and authority.

Application
  • The original decision-maker may correct obvious error.
EBR 14-2-02
Business Provision

Judicial Review

Rule

A final or immediately harmful business action may be reviewed by the court under ELC standards.

Legal Effect

The court reviews authority, procedure, evidence, interpretation, and remedy without becoming the day-to-day regulator.

Application
  • Temporary relief may preserve operations.
EBR 14-2-03
Business Provision

Burden

Rule

Government bears the burden to prove the grounds for a coercive business restriction; a claimant bears the burden for private relief, subject to controlling law.

Legal Effect

The standard of proof follows the ELC and type of proceeding.

Application
  • Criminal proof remains beyond the business process.
EBR 14-2-04
Business Provision

Stay Pending Review

Rule

A challenged action is stayed only when the controlling rule or reviewing authority grants a stay after considering harm, safety, and public interest.

Legal Effect

Emergency hazards may remain restricted.

Application
  • A bond or condition may be imposed where authorized.
EBR 14-2-05
Business Provision

Correction and Restoration

Rule

An unlawful business action shall be corrected in the Registry and may support restoration, compensation, renewed review, or other lawful relief.

Legal Effect

Technical impossibility is documented rather than concealed.

Application
  • Audit history records the reversal.
EBR 14-2-06
Business Provision

Precedent and Guidance

Rule

Published decisions and guidance may explain these Regulations but may not create a new license, offense, fee, or restriction.

Legal Effect

Government must amend the Regulations to change substantive obligations.

Application
  • No offense by analogy remains controlling.
Title XV15. Registries, Integration, Transition, and Amendment
Title XV

Makes business law usable by the website, bots, game systems, phone, banking, property, MDT, and future government without conflicting copies.

Chapter 1

Business Registry

EBR 15-1-01
Business Provision

Authoritative Registry

Rule

The Eden Business Registry is the source of truth for Business ID, name, type, owners, representatives, status, licenses, property, employees where implemented, and public compliance fields.

Legal Effect

Connected systems shall not maintain contradictory shadow authority.

Application
  • Private operational records remain linked but access-controlled.
EBR 15-1-02
Business Provision

Required Fields

Rule

Each entity record shall contain the fields necessary to prove identity, authority, lawful activities, responsible persons, and status.

Legal Effect

Unknown data is marked pending rather than invented.

Application
  • The schema may expand prospectively.
Required Records
  • Business ID
  • name
  • type
  • owners
  • representatives
  • status
  • licenses
  • Property ID
EBR 15-1-03
Business Provision

Audit Log

Rule

Every material creation, ownership change, license action, role change, property assignment, status change, manual override, and correction shall create an immutable audit event.

Legal Effect

No administrator or official may silently rewrite history.

Application
  • The actor and authority are always recorded.
EBR 15-1-04
Business Provision

Access Control

Rule

Public users may verify ordinary entity and license data; owners, employees, regulators, banks, courts, police, and systems receive only the additional access authorized for their purpose.

Legal Effect

Founder or technical access remains logged and does not create in-character authority.

Application
  • Out-of-character moderation data is not exposed as business data.
EBR 15-1-05
Business Provision

Role Synchronization

Rule

Discord roles may mirror business authority but do not create it; the Registry remains controlling when a role is missing, stale, or wrong.

Legal Effect

Role automation shall reconcile from authorized records.

Application
  • Owner, manager, and employee permissions remain scoped.
EBR 15-1-06
Business Provision

API Integration

Rule

Authorized APIs may create, read, or update business data only through authenticated, validated, audited routes respecting the same permissions and lifecycle rules.

Legal Effect

Direct database edits are emergency technical acts and must be logged.

Application
  • Game stock changes and deliveries use API records.
EBR 15-1-07
Business Provision

Search and Citation

Rule

Business sections shall be searchable by title, Business ID, license, activity, keyword, and EBR citation without exposing private records.

Legal Effect

The documentation library remains the legal source; dashboards implement it.

Application
  • MDT access to businesses is limited to lawful police purpose.
Chapter 2

Transition and Amendment

EBR 15-2-01
Business Provision

Initial Migration

Rule

Existing approved businesses, employees, stock, properties, orders, and licenses shall be migrated or given a published compliance period rather than erased.

Legal Effect

Migration does not legalize prohibited inventory or false ownership.

Application
  • An existing approved dealership may receive an initial registry record after verification.
EBR 15-2-02
Business Provision

Existing Eden Group Operations

Rule

Existing Eden Group banking, procurement, logistics, wholesale, and supply functions may continue during migration if documented and reconciled into authoritative records.

Legal Effect

Continuity is not permission for unlogged spawning or balances.

Application
  • Opening records identify starting inventory and obligations.
EBR 15-2-03
Business Provision

Dormant Future Provisions

Rule

Taxes, utilities, alcohol, credit reporting, insurance, advanced payroll, shares, franchises, and other future mechanics remain unenforceable until their systems and schedules are published as active.

Legal Effect

Their inclusion here reserves structure, not present penalties.

Application
  • Players cannot violate a nonexistent filing system.
EBR 15-2-04
Business Provision

Cross-Reference Validation

Rule

EBR shall be validated against ELC, ECC, EFA, ETC, EPC, government, judicial, and department publications before affected provisions are enforced.

Legal Effect

Broken references are flagged for prospective correction.

Application
  • A broken link does not create authority.
EBR 15-2-05
Business Provision

Amendment

Rule

New business classes, licenses, taxes, fees, banking limits, labor duties, monopolies, or public mandates require an officially published amendment or controlling enactment.

Legal Effect

A regulator cannot create public law through a form or private message.

Application
  • Department manuals may implement only delegated internal procedure.
EBR 15-2-06
Business Provision

Severability

Rule

If a court invalidates one provision or application, the remainder continues unless it cannot operate consistently without it.

Legal Effect

The affected scope and temporary direction shall be published.

Application
  • Courts do not silently rewrite unrelated sections.
EBR 15-2-07
Business Provision

Effective Date

Rule

These Regulations take effect at the published Eden and real-world time after validated deployment to the website and required authoritative systems.

Legal Effect

No restriction or penalty applies before that time.

Application
  • Failed deployment delays enforcement rather than creating conflicting law.

One Property System, One Record

Nothing enters Eden's economy without a lawful source and traceable record.

Entities, licenses, jobs, accounts, loans, inventory, shipments, contracts, procurement, and insolvency all resolve through written authority and auditable registries.