"Subject to the jurisdiction thereof" does NOT mean "not subject to any other jurisdictions".
Is English a 2nd language for you?
"Subject to the jurisdiction thereof" does NOT mean "not subject to any other jurisdictions".
Is English a 2nd language for you?
That's exactly what it means.
That's exactly what it means.
You are subject to the jurisdiction of your county, state and federal governments. What world do you live in where extremely clear sentences take on new meanings if you don't like the message?
You are subject to the jurisdiction of your county, state and federal governments. What world do you live in where extremely clear sentences take on new meanings if you don't like the message?
You have to read it in the context of what the meaning of the phrasology was when written
You have to read it in the context of what the meaning of the phrasology was when written
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