Amending 004 Book IV – The loans and loan contracts

Amending 004 Book IV – The loans and loan contracts

It looks like this will have to be amended by order of the King.

From AAP

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King LongJohnSilver orders repeal of penal history laws

LONDON (AAP) - His Majesty, King LongJohnSilver of England, has ordered the repeal of all laws that take penal history into account from the legal corpora of England.

The King said, "Condemned people have already paid for their misbehaviour. Laws that gives less rights to people with a criminal record have to be removed."

That is correct, Thank you Aeryn for that note as I had forgotten the clause in that law and this too will have to be amended in game to be lawfully official and in compliance with the King.

I have noticed that the clerk requirement is being amended but the loan qualifications for each loan type need to be amended also.

Don't forget 4.3.1 & 4.4.1

OK this is being discussed in many places. I think that a loan is a service not a right. So I am not sure that we need to remove the requirement from the qualifications for a loan. Just a thought.

I'm not on the Council so I have to post here.

If it is not a law then it should be removed from the law & put as a Sticky in the RK &/or Castle Bristol Forum as a County Service. The problem is that it is included in the official laws & therefore is so interpreted. So it should either be changed to comply with the Kings' requirements or be removed.

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The King said, "Condemned people have already paid for their misbehaviour. Laws that gives less rights to people with a criminal record have to be removed."

I am of the camp who views a loan as a PRIVILEGE and not a Right.

Think of it as a mortgage of sorts and one must be credit worthy in most societies to be granted that privilege.

My opinion is this should be removed from the legal corpus and treated as a privilege afforded the trustworthy citizens otherwise the citizens are left open to abuse from known criminals who can take the offer and abscond.

Lady Ellsbeth as always more fluent than myself. This is what I was trying to say as well.

I think we are all trying to say the same thing just with different words.

I have incorporated the needed changes in my "rewrite" of the Somerset Legal Corpus, posted in a discussion thread in the public council chambers.