"Female, being subject to laws of the state, in this case personal jurisdiction
through property ownership, and contrary to the rule of law, the other party, a
male, not subject to these same laws when he undeniably has property and thus
personal jurisdiction as well, minimum contacts? He [S.C] has residential
property in the governing state. Male party seeks to avoid the demands of the
complaint which caused damages to the female party and all ruling thereafter
were all based on the fraud upon the court which was discriminatory in
nature. Here, the Court abandons good sense with respect to the equal
protections in that, the female and less monetarily situated person is held to
a higher standard of jurisdiction as compared to the male who is held to a
lessor standard of jurisdiction, which amounted to no personal jurisdiction
being attached."
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