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“The Chancery Court never loses its jurisdiction by implication.”
Those words from Henry Gibson’s Treatise on Suits in Chancery reveal a truth the legal world can’t repeal:
Equity’s authority doesn’t expire. It doesn’t yield by silence. It governs wherever conscience performs.

Every statute, every reform, every “new” system of justice still answers to the same original jurisdiction — the court of conscience.
It cannot be repealed by legislation or restrained by procedure, because it was never created by man to begin with.
It is tacitly recognized in every constitution, quietly acknowledged in every act of fairness, and fully restored in every heir who remembers where justice actually lives.

In this episode, we explore:
→ Why Chancery’s jurisdiction is permanent, not procedural
→ How law borrows from equity but can never contain it
→ Why conscience is the seat of true governance
→ How heirs today resume their rightful standing in the higher court

Because the Chancery never closed.
It simply waited for its officers to return.

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