ANST - Re: Awards, was Principality?

Timothy A. McDaniel tmcd at crl.com
Sat Jun 27 20:17:19 PDT 1998


Going thru old e-mail.

On Mon, 22 Jun 1998, Burke McCrory wrote:
> A Crown could, if it wanted to, be involved in every award given in
> the Kingdom.

Not the non-armigerous baronial ones, if I read Corpora aright:

         c. The privileges, duties, and rights, ceremonial and
     otherwise, of the office of territorial Baron and/or Baroness are
     established by the laws and customs of the kingdom, and shall
     include the right to make such awards as the Crown (or the
     Coronet, if applicable) shall specifically delegate, and to
     establish and present non-armigerous awards specific to the
     barony.  (See VI.A.1.f.4))

Daniel "Swearin' fealty on their knees / Make some laws now, if you
please / Hold your crown with great respect and / Delegate, delegate,
delegate! ... Doing the Royalty Rag!" de Lincolia
-- 
Tim McDaniel (home); Reply-To: tmcd at crl.com; 
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