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Student:

Classes every Wednesday

Doors Open 6 p.m. until 10 p.m.National Black Theatre

125th and 5th Harlem, New York

ETYMOLOGY & LAW

Etymology is a word that composes, History and Law esoterically hidden

from the eyes of the lay person, they are not trained to be didactic, which

means to be taught, to learn, and wisdom. It is very important to learn theScience of Etymology in Law, for the reasons that it will reveal denotative

terms, where one can see how lawyers, esquires, and attorneys are word

smiths to use legalese in a connotation deceptive fashion. Lawyers, Es-

quires, and Attorneys are very dilatory and crafty with legal terms in a

courtroom. St. Luke chapter 11 verse 46; Woe to you also, you lawyers!

For you load men with burden hard to bear, and you yourselves do not

touch the burdens with one of your fingers, and verse 52; Woe to you law-

yers! For you have taken away the key of knowledge. You did not enter in

yourselves, and those who entering in you hindered. This hindering is the

BAR, like in Bar-Mitzvah or the British-Accreditation Registry. Herein

are legal terms listed below:

1. In Propria Persona = In ones own Proper Person, it was for-merly a rule in pleading that pleas to the jurisdiction of the court must

be plead in propria persona, because if pleaded by an attorney they ad-

mit the jurisdiction, as an attorney is an officer the court.

MORPHIC SCIENCEw/Kemitu Bey

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2. Sui Juris = Of his own right, not under any legal disability, or thepower of another, or guardianship.

3. Non Assumpsit = The general issue in the action ofassumpsit, being

a plea by which the defendant avers that he did not undertake or prom-ise as alleged by the plaintiff.

5. Res = Things (res) have been variously divided and classified in law,ex., in the following ways; things real and things personal, things in pos-

session or things in action, individual objects. Also persons are for some

purposes and in certain respects regarded as things.

6. Escheat = A reversion of property to the state in consequence of awant of any individual competent to inherit.

7. Estate = The degree, quantity, nature, and extent of interest which aperson has in real and personal property.

8. Escrow = A legal document, such as a deed, money, stock, or otherproperty delivered by the grantor, promisor, or obligor into the hands of

a third person.

9. Delivery = The act by which the res or substance thereof is placed

within the actual or constructive possession or control of another.

ETYMOLOGY & LAW

LINGUISTIC METHODOLOGY

1. Etymon is the root-prefix to the word Etymology meaning; true, truth,and origin.

2. Logy is a root-suffix, to the word EtymoLogy meaning study of,Logic (reason), Logos (word), Lodge (house), Log (law).

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TRUE LAW

ETYMOLOGY

True - Law, is a divine law, it is nature (netcher) within its self, the cause is in

its Origin of self, the Truth, any thing in oppositional to it is in connotation or

a fraudulent conveyance of Thought and Language, meaning Reading, Writ-

ing, Utterance (speech/speak). The Moorish Latin term Mentiri est contraMentem ire to lie is to go against the Mind. Here are examples of color of

laws thesis antithesis synthesis below:

1. The Thesis, Resident is a person who has a residence in a place.

2. The Antithesis, A Resident is not necessarily either a citizen or a domicil-

lary.

3. The Synthesis,Resident is a compound noun word, res ident, the res is

things have been variously divided and classified in law, ex., in the followingways; things real and things personal, things in possession or things in action,

individual objects. Also persons are for some purposes and in certain respects

regarded as things. Ident is a cog-ant of idem meaning to identify or recog-

nize.

Now look at the Synthesis very carefully in the parts of speech in color of

law, it is taught that a noun is a person, place or thing, etymologic law mean-

ing true law illustrates, that it is a fraudulent conveyance of language to put

a person in the same category of places, and things, for the reasons it, desig-nate a person as a thing(s) is personal property, and putting him/her as the

thing(s) in a place is called real (e)state, meaning real property. This is the

Connotation or color of law why it is very important to comprehend Etymol-

ogy and Law, will reveal to the layman his/her Inpropria persona sui juris

status, Nationality & BirthRites, so a Moor will not allow his/her status to be

award of the (E)State of or personal property of another.