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Which one of these words signify fair and impartial, legal or equity ? 

The word that typically means fair and impartial, is “equity,” signifying not a respecter of persons.

Equity is a principle in law and justice that seeks to  ensure fairness and justice in the distribution of  inalienable rights and benefits to man, he and she.

Therefore, when something is described to be equity, it  signifies that it is just, fair, and impartial, not  having men’s persons in admiration because of advantage  from not being personally responsible for acts.

Legal on the other hand is a disability because it is  the opposite of equity, it is not fair and impartial.

While the legal system promotes to be just and fair, it  prioritizes procedural rules and established laws that do not result in equitable outcomes to benefit man, he  or she, but establishes legal fraud of adhesion contracts for body politics, licensed body corporates.

In summary, "equity" is associated with fairness and  impartiality, while "legal" refers to what is  established by the law of Moses, which may or may not  always align perfectly with notions of fairness and  impartiality described in equity from the Holy Spirit.

In American jurisprudence, a court of equity, is a  court which corrects the operation of the literal text  of the common law, and supplies its defects, by  reasonable construction, and by rules of proceeding and  deciding, which are not admissible in a court of law.

Equity then is the law of reason, exercised by the  chancellor or honorable judge, giving remedy in cases  to which the courts of common law are not competent.

EQUITY IS THE LAW PRESCRIBED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT WITHIN MAN, HE AND SHE