VII.   Law

Tará Law, also known as “Torá(h) Law”,“Tír / Tíra Law” and “Territorial Law” is an oral equality system of law created by Holly King Eochaid of Ireland and Prophet Jeremiah by around 590 BCE memorized as poetic scripture that became the standard “law of the land” as far away as Asia, Turkey, to Northern Europe and the Berbers of North Africa.

The name Tará, also known as Torá(h) signified not only truth, but the name of the land imprinted with the law, thus the first "law of the land".

Tará Law invented the formal concept of personal property "air" from private property “cuí/ cuíl” and the use of property or "úsáid" upon sacred promise/surety called “tithe” through a bonding ritual called “seal” – the original source and meaning of the word seal. Hence, possession of property became known as “séalaigh” (bonded property) and a promise/surety of property was called from the beginning a “áirithe” (property promise).

As Tará Law forbid the use of writing, the key to the sealing process was the concept of "oath" - a vocalized promise before witnesses to some higher deity to do, perform a thing. Hence, the concept "my word is my bond" and why oaths have remained the cornerstone of Western agreement law ever since.

The laws of Tará introduced the rights of possession not simply of private property, but the invention of the laws of nations, being the collective rights of communities to possess and hold their lands. Tará introduced defined classes of society as well as greater social co-operation and function through the sacred rules of Society (the Tará/Torá(h)) . Thus, as tribes and networks of tribes ceased territorial disputes, trade erupted across regions, enabling the introduction of the first dedicated public infrastructure in Europe through the first stone roads, the first aqueducts, as well as the first trans-national currency/barter system known as "scrupall" (scruple) and an explosion in trade.

In 204 CE, the Great Holly King (Art) Arthur mac Cúinn died and was succeeded by his son Cormac mac Art, great great grandson of Mary of the Sangreal, who returned to the ancient line of Priest - Kings and Holly Family via the famed Joseph Ha Rama Theo, the builder of the fabled city Sepphoris who sought and failed along with his son to stop the corruption of the Israelites / Yahud in following the parasite religion of Mithraism. His legal reforms were instrumental and remain in many legal systems today:

(i) Cormac introduced a new class of professional jurists called “breithem”, whose job it was to actively seek out and resolve property disputes using the a code of law that actually placed a commercial price on various property disputes called an “honor - price” - connecting the strength of one’s word (still the bedrock of the law), the list of injuries and a commercial price for restoring honor. Later, these considerations were to become the basis of the corruption of the law under the guilds of Genoa, Florence and Venice; and

(ii) Cormac also strengthened the class structure, making it clear the limits of rights so that all may be treated equally under the law (the golden rule), even the king. But it was the law of the land which he called “terra”(as the new law) where Cormac made the most significant contributions to our modern land system by introducing the concepts of terrain (metes and bounds) and survey; and

(iii) Cormac was the first in history to introduce the concept of the “acre” being around eighty four (84) feet by eight hundred fourty (840) feet which was the standard terrain for an extended family, with the acre permitted to be subdivided into seven “plots” of approximately eighty four (84) feet by one hundred twenty (120) feet for individual families. Incredibly, this subdivision by the laws of “terrain” (metes and bounds) and the concept of the plot, now as the “lot” remains a cornerstone of modern land management today in many western nations, but with the Khazar / Venetian smaller version of an acre (sixty six (66) feet by six hundred sixty six (666) feet); and

(iv) Cormac invented a new legal word called “súrvé” (survey) from sure (surety) and ve/vi (ancient stone system of time / space measurement) whereby a claimed owner needed to physically walk and “survey” the terrain once every seven (7) years to retain title and validate the correct placement and state of repair of walls and boundaries. Hence, this ancient rule of survey and the seven (7) year rule of “surveying property” has remained to the present day; and

(v) Cormac invented the legal concept equivalent to a "life estate" to protect the home (originally called 'bail') through an agreement called a léas (lease) whereby a man and his family may be entitled to their plot for a maximum of seventy (70) years - or life.

The law of Tará/terra continued until 1649 when Oliver Cromwell with massive financial support for a militia army funded by Venice invaded Ireland murdering hundreds of thousands of Irish to eliminate any remaining ancient bloodlines , any last vestiages of the Tora/Tará which the elite anti-semitic Khazar/Venetian hate and destroyed Tará stone by stone.