Principles of justice and equity have put my claims on your behalf against Gov. Bill Lee in chancery court in Hamilton County.
By David Tulis / NoogaRadio 92.7 FM
I am seeking to overturn the state of emergency on grounds the governor and local health administrator Becky Barnes have ignored black-letter obligations in the Tennessee Code Ann. that require a lococentric, bottom-up determination of the source and cause of a contagion.
The rejection of the constitution, and rejection of the people’s rights have brought ruin to tens of thousands of people in a condition worse than had the state been invaded by a foreign enemy marching down the streets with armored cars, tanks and truckloads of infantry.
The equity that my case intends to retore is distilled in the Holy Scripture. “Say among the nations, ‘The LORD reigns.’ The world is firmly established, it cannot be moved; he will judge the peoples with equity,” Psalm 96:10. “Do not pervert justice or show partiality. Do not accept a bribe, for a bribe blinds the eyes of the wise and twists the words of the innocent,” Deut. 16:19.
Maxims of equity
Equity is also distilled by the workings of courts such as Hamilton County chancery, which has on its website maxims in equity from Gibson’s Suits in Chancery, 5th Ed., pp 50 and 62.
1. Equity acts upon the person, (forcing him to do what conscience requires).
2. Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy.
3. Equity acts specifically, and not by way of compensation.
4. When parties are disabled to act the Chancery Court will act for them.
5. When Chancery has jurisdiction for one purpose, it will take jurisdiction for all purposes.
6. The Chancery Court never loses its jurisdiction by implication.
7. Equity delights to do complete justice, and not by halves.
8. He who seeks equity must do equity.
9. Courts of equity will not tolerate any interference with their officers, process or decrees, by the court of law.
12 tables
Gibson also makes note of the maxims of adjudication in “The Twelve Tables of Equity.”
1. Equity acts upon the person, (forcing him to do what conscience requires).
2. Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy.
3. Equity imputes an intention to fulfill an obligation.
4. Equity acts specifically, and not by way of compensation.
5. Equity regards that as done which ought to be done.
6. Equity requires him who seeks equity to do equity.
7. Equity regards the beneficiary as the real owner.
8. Equity delights to do complete justice, and not by halves.
9. Equity acts for those disabled to act for themselves.
10. Equity looks to the intent rather than to the form.
11. Equity delights in equality.
12. Equity requires diligence, clean hands and good faith.
I am confident that my claims to liberate the people of Tennessee in State of Tennessee ex rel David Tulis v. Gov. Bill Lee et al from the oppression and lawlessness of commercial governmentn — accepted by the bar, by city council, county commission, general assembly, the judiciary and the governor’s office — will be rightly thrown back by my statements of fact in my complaint, some 200-plus paragraphs.
Namely, that the governor and his cohorts have wilfully and callously disobeyed the health law at Tenn. Code Ann. § Title 68, to overthrow constitutional government and establish rule by fiat, by administration, by fear, dread, terror and threat — and all unlawfully.
No government of law is driven by panic such as Tennessee’s has been. No governor upholding his oath to God would ever let panic, rumor and false advice drive him as far as Gov. Lee has gone.
Degringolade
