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http: en!wikipedia!org wiki onstitutionH/ctDH18 Aection con)ir#s that all eJecuti%e powers re#ain with the rownD as represented b" a go%ernor general oran ad#inistrator o) the go%ern#entD as stated in Aection 1>! Aection 11 creates the+ueenKs ri%" ouncil )

anada! Aection 12 states that the eJecuti%e branches o) the pro%inces continue to eJist and their peJercised through thelieutenant go%ernorsD and that the powers eJercised b" the )ederal go%ern#ent #u

eJercised through the go%ernor generalD either with the ad%ice o) the pri%" council or alone! Aede)ines the Lo%ernor,Leneral in ouncil as the go%ernor,general acting with the ad%ice o) the pri%" c

Aection 14 allows the go%ernor general to appoint deputies to eJercises his powers in %arious paanada! The co##ander,in,chie) o) all na%al ar#ed )orces in anada continues with the rown und

Aection 1(! Aection 1 declares .ttawa the capital o) the new )ederation!art IV M*egislati%e owerMNeditO

The arlia#ent o) anadaD co#posed o) the rown and two houses =the0ouse o) o##ons o) anada andthe anadian Aenate? is created b" section 1 ! Aection 18 de)ines the powers and pri%ileges o) the paas being no greater than those o) the ritish parlia#ent! Aection 1 states that arlia#entKs )irst sess begin siJ #onths a)ter the passage o) the actD and Aection 2> holds that arlia#ent #ust hold a legis

session at least once e%er" twel%e #onths!Aenate NeditO

@ain article: anadian Aenate/t the ti#e o) the ;nionD there were 2 senators =Aection 21?D e uall" di%ided between three region+uebecD and the @ariti#e ro%inces =Aection 22?! Aection 23 la"s out the uali)ications to beco#eAenators are appointed b" the go%ernor general under section Aection 24D and the )irst group o) se

proclai#ed under section 2(! Aection 2 allows the rown to add three or siJ senators at a ti#e to the di%ided a#ong the three regionsD but according to section 2 no #ore senators can then be appoint b" death or retire#entD the nu#ber o) senators drops below the regular li#it! The #aJi#u# nu#ber o

senators was set at 8D in Aection 28! Aenators were appointed )or li)e =at the ti#e?D under Aectiothe" can resign under Aection 3> and senators can be re#o%ed under the ter#s o) section 31D in whthe %acanc" can be )illed b" the go%ernor general =Aection 32?! Aection 33 gi%es the senate the p

on its own disputes o%er eligibilit" and %acanc"! The speaker o) the senate is appointed and dis#isgo%ernor general under Aection 34! +uoru# )or the Aenate was initiall" set at 1( senators b" Aection

%oting procedures at set b" Aection 3 !9ro# 1 >3D when the Acottish PingQa#es VI inherited the English throne as Qa#es ID both kingdo#s w

ruled b" a single #onarch! 9ro# 1 4 to 1 > the tradition o) #onarch" was broken b" therepublican o##onwealth o) England that )ollowed theWar o) the Three Pingdo#s! The/ct o) Aettle#ent1 >1D which is still in )orceD eJcluded


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The ;nited Pingdo# and )i)teen other o##onwealth #onarchies that share the sa#e person as their#onarch are called o##onwealth real#s! The ter#s ritish #onarch" and ritish #onarch are )re uentl

still e#plo"ed in re)erence to the shared indi%idual and institutionShowe%erD each countr"

isso%ereign and independent o) the othersD

and the #onarch has a di))erentD speci)icD and o))icial nationaltitle and st"le )or each real#!

http: en!wikipedia!org wiki ritishH#onarch"/ Commonwealth realm is aso%ereign state that is a #e#ber o) the o##onwealth o) -ationsS has +ueen

Eli'abeth II as its reigningconstitutional #onarchD and has a ro"alline o) succession in co##on with theother real#s!N1ON2O Aince 1 2D there are siJteen o##onwealthreal#s!

TheAtatute o) West#inster 1 31 pro%ided )or the theno#inions na#ed therein as anadaD /ustraliaD -ew UealandD the ;nion o) Aouth /)ricaD the Irish 9ree AtateD and -ew)oundland to ha%e )ull or nelegislati%e independence as e ual #e#bers o) the ritish o##onwealth o) -ations sharing with the ;nPingdo# one person as the respecti%e so%ereign o) each! Therea)terD India and akistan in 1 4 anin 1 48 beca#e o#inions! " the earl" 1 (>sD in order to re)lect the e ualit" between the countries groupD eachD including the ;nited Pingdo#D but without Ireland and IndiaD which had b" that ti#e brepublicsD ca#e to be known as arealm ! The ter# was )or#all" used with ritainKs procla#ation o)Eli'abeth II as ueen in 1 (2 and was adopted )or the #odern ro"al st"les and titles under the legislationenacted b" the indi%idual countriesD though the phraseCommonwealth realm is onl" an in)or#al descriptionDnot an o))icial ter#! The so%ereign status o) other o##onwealth real#s was later granted directl"!

http: en!wikipedia!org wiki .rderHo)Hsuccession /n order o) succession is the se uence o) those entitled to hold a high o))ice such as head o) state or ahonour such as a title o) nobilit" in the order in which the" stand in line to it when it beco#es %acatedThis se uence #a" be regulated through descent or b" statute!N1O

/n established order o) succession is the nor#al wa" o) passing on hereditar" positionsD and also pro%i##ediate continuit" a)ter an uneJpected %acanc" in cases where o))ice,holders are chosen b" electiono))ice does not ha%e to re#ain %acant until a successor is elected! In so#e cases the successor takes u)ull role o) the pre%ious o))ice,holderD as in the case o) the presidenc" o) #an" countriesS in other nohereditar" cases there is not a )ull successionD but a caretaker chosen b" succession criteria assu#es sall o) the responsibilitiesD but not the )or#al o))iceD o) the position! 9or eJa#pleD when the position

atholic ope beco#es %acantD the ollege o) ardinals collecti%el" carries out the essential )unctio papac" until a successor is elected!

art o) a series on.rders o) succession9or#er #onarchies

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1!1!1 /bsolute pri#ogeniture 1!2 /gnatic succession 1!3 Aalic law 1!4 *ateral succession 1!11 @atrilinear succession 1!12 Auccession crises 2


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succeedD e%en though the latter had no blood relationship to the 0ouse o) onaparte! AerbiaKs #onhereditar" b" pri#ogeniture )or #ale descendants in the #ale line o) rince /leJander ID but upon eJtino) that lineD the reigning king could choose an" a#ong his #ale relati%es o) the 0ouse o) ParaYorYe%


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o%er her accession?D @arie,/delaide and harlotte o) *uJe#bourgD /nne o) rittan"D and @ariaVladi#iro%naD Lrand uchess o)


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In seniorit" successionsD a #onarchKs or )ie)holderKs neJt sibling =al#ost alwa"s brother?D succeedchildren! /ndD i) the ro"al house is #ore eJtensi%eD =#ale? cousins and so )orth succeedD in order owhich #a" depend upon actual age or upon the seniorit" between their )athers!

artible inheritance@ain article: Aalic patri#on"

In so#e societiesD a #onarch" or a )ie) was inherited in a wa" that all entitled heirs had a right to a shit! The #ost pro#inent eJa#ples o) this practice are the #ultiple di%isions o) the 9rankish E#pire unde@ero%ingian and arolingian d"nasties or si#ilarl" La%elkind in the ritish Isles!

roJi#it" o) blood@ain article: roJi#it" o) blood

roJi#it" o) blood is a s"ste# wherein the person closest in degree o) kinship to the so%ereign succee pre)erring #ales o%er )e#ales and elder o%er "ounger siblings! This is so#eti#es used as a gloss )orMprag#aticM successions in EuropeS it had so#ewhat #ore standing during the @iddle /ges e%er"whEurope! In .utre#er it was o)ten used to choose regentsD and it )igured in so#e o) the succession dispo%er the Pingdo# o) Qerusale#! It was also recogni'ed in that kingdo# )or the succession o) )ie)sD unspecial circu#stances: i) a )ie) was lost to the Aaracens and subse uentl" re,con ueredD it was to be to the heir in proJi#it" o) blood o) the last )ie),holder!;lti#ogeniture@ain article: ;lti#ogeniture

;lti#ogeniture is an order o) succession where the subRect is succeeded b" the "oungest son =or "ounchild?! This ser%es the circu#stances where the "oungest is Mkeeping the hearthMD taking care o) tand continuing at ho#eD whereas elder children ha%e had ti#e to succeed Mout in the worldM and pthe#sel%es!*ateral successionAee also: agnatic seniorit"

*ateral or )raternal s"ste# o) succession #andates principles o) seniorit" a#ong #e#bers o) a d"nast" ord"nastic clanD with a purpose o) election a best uali)ied candidate )or the leadership! The leaders aras being the #ost #ature elders o) the clanD alread" in possession o) #ilitar" power and co#petence!9raternal succession is pre)erred to ensure that #ature leaders are in chargeD re#o%ing a need )or regThe lateral s"ste# o) succession #a" or #a" not eJclude #ale descendants in the )e#ale line )ro#succession! In practiceD when no #ale heir is #ature enoughD a )e#ale heir is usuall" deter#inedMprag#aticall"MD b" proJi#it" to the last #onarchD like oariks o) the aucasian 0uns or Ta#iris o)@assagetes in @iddle /sia! The lateral #onarch is generall" elected a)ter the leadership throne beco#e%acant! In the earl" "ears o) the @ongol e#pireD the death o) the ruling #onarchsD Lenghis Phan anPhanD i##ediatel" stopped the @ongol western ca#paigns because o) the upco#ing elections!

In East /siaD the *ateral succession s"ste# is )irst recorded in the pre,historical period starting with thAhang "nast"Ks Wai ing succeeding his brother a ingD and then in connection with a con uestUhou o) the 6in AhangD when Wu ing was succeeded b" his brother Uu Leng in 118 and thenanother brother Uu Qia in 11 8 !N O

/ drawback o) the lateral succession is thatD while ensuring a #ost co#petent leadership )or the #o#ens"ste# inherentl" created derelict prince lines not eligible )or succession! /n" scion o) an eligible heir did not li%e long enough to ascend to the throne was cast aside as not eligibleD creating a pool o) di pretenders called Tegin in Turkic and I'goi in


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@atrilinear succession

In #atrilinear succession =also known as @aru#akatha"a#?D practiced in Perala b" the -air nobilit" anro"al )a#iliesD a #anKs wealth and title is inherited b" his sisterKs childrenD and his own children reinheritance )ro# their own #aternal uncles! The @aharaRah o) Tra%ancore is there)ore succeeded b" sisterKs sonD and his own son recei%es a courtes" title but has no place in the line o) succession! AiIndependence and the passing o) se%eral acts such as the 0indu Auccession /ct =1 ( ?D this )or# o)inheritance is no longer recognised b" law!


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;nited Atates

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Te#plate urrent orders o) succession b" countr" Te#plate 9or#er #onarchic orders o) succession

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*ine o) succession to the )or#er ra'ilian throne *ine o) succession to the ritish throne 0istor" o) the ritish line o) succession Qacobite succession Aecond Auccession /ct *ine o) succession to the ulgarian throne *ine o) succession to the anish throne *ine o) succession to the utch throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er Ethiopian throne *ine o) succession to the 9rench #onarch" = onapartistD *egiti#ist and .rleanist? *ine o) succession to the Leorgian throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er Ler#an throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er Lreek throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er 0ano%erian throne *ine o) succession to the 0essian throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er Italian throne *ine o) succession to the Qapanese throne *ine o) succession to the Qordanian throne *ine o) succession to the *iechtensteiner throne *ine o) succession to the throne o) *uJe#bourg *ine o) succession to the @ala"sian throne *ine o) succession to the @onegas ue throne *ine o) succession to the @ontenegrin throne *ine o) succession to the @oroccan throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er -epalese throne *ine o) succession to the -orwegian throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er .tto#an throne *ine o) succession to the )or#er ortuguese throne *ist o) e#irs o) +atar[Auccession *ine o) succession to the )or#er


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/rgentine order o) precedence[.rder o) succession abinet o) @auritius[/llowances and line o) succession *ine o) succession to the resident o) akistan eru presidential line o) succession Ari *ankan presidential line o) succession ;nited Atates presidential line o) succession residential Auccession /ct Lo%ernor o) .klaho#a[*ine o) succession

Aee also the articles on %arious o))ices =e!g!D resident o) the ;nited Atates[Vacanc" or disabilit"?!@iscellaneous

.rder o) precedence ontinuit" o) go%ern#ent Ahadow go%ern#ent =disa#biguation? 3D IA - 84 >3>,8

.rders o) succession@onarchies

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runei en#ark Qapan Qordan *iechtenstein *uJe#bourg @onaco @ala"sia @orocco -etherlands -orwa" Apain Aweden Tonga ;nited Pingdo# and other o##onwealth real#s

residencies

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Ira War http: www!"outube!co# watch$%&1Phut8Jb5P87)eature&related

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http: en!wikipedia!org wiki 0u#pt"Hdu#pt" 0u#pt" u#pt" sat on a wallD0u#pt" u#pt" had a great )all!/ll the kingKs horses and all the kingKs #en

ouldnKt put 0u#pt" together again!N1O

0u#pt" appears in *ewis arrollKs Through the *ooking,Llass =18 2?D where hediscussesse#antics and prag#atics with /lice !

CI donBt know what "ou #ean b" glor"DB G /lice said!0u#pt" u#pt" s#iled conte#ptuousl"! C.) course "ou donBt till I tell "ou! I #eant thereBs a nice knodown argu#ent )or "ou B GC ut glor"B doesnBt #ean a nice knock,down argu#entBDG /lice obRected!CWhen I use a wordDG 0u#pt" u#pt" saidD in rather a scorn)ul toneD Cit #eans Rust what I choose neither #ore nor less!GCThe uestion isDG said /liceD Cwhether "ou can #ake words #ean so #an" di))erent things!GCThe uestion isDG said 0u#pt" u#pt"D Cwhich is to be #aster thatBs all!G/lice was too #uch pu''led to sa" an"thingD so a)ter a #inute 0u#pt" u#pt" began again! CThe"B%e ate#perD so#e o) the# particularl" %erbsD the"Bre the proudest adRecti%es "ou can do an"thing witnot %erbs howe%erD I can #anage the whole lot I#penetrabilit" ThatBs what I sa" GN1(O

This passage was used in ritain b"*ord /tkin and in his dissenting Rudge#ent in the se#inalcase*i%ersidge %! /nderson =1 42?D where he protested about the distortion o) a statute b" the #aRorithe0ouse o) *ords!N1 O It also beca#e a popular citation in;nited Atates legal opinionsD appearing in 2(> Rudicial decisions in the Westlaw database as o) /pril 1 D 2>>8D including two Aupre#e ourt caseTV/ %!0ill andUschernig %! @iller ?!N1 O

In his essa" Politics and the English Language =1 4 ?D .rwell wrote about the i#portance o) honest andclear language and said thatvague writing can be used as a powerful tool ofpolitical manipulation. In Nineteen Eighty-Four he described how the state controlled though b" controlling languageD #aking certain ideas literall" unthinkable! The adRecti%eOrwellian re)ers to the)rightening world o) Nineteen Eighty-Four D in which the state controls thought and #isin)or#ation iswidespread! Ae%eral words and phrases )ro# Nineteen Eighty-Four ha%e entered popular language! -ewspeak is a si#pli)ied and ob)uscator" language designed to #ake independent thought i#possible!

oublethink #eans holding two contradictor" belie)s si#ultaneousl"!TheThought Police are those who suppress all dissenting opinion! Prolefeed is ho#ogenisedD #anu)acturedsuper)icial literatureD )il# and #usicD used to control and indoctrinate the populace through docilit"! Big

Brother is a supre#e dictator who watches e%er"one!

9ro# .rwellKs no%el Animal Farm co#es the sentenceDM/ll ani#als are e ualD but so#e ani#als are #ore e ual than othersMD

describing theoretical e ualit" in a grossl" une ual societ"!

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The following was extracted from the Law Society of Upper Canada - Lawyers Rules of Conduct1.03 f - Interpretation

(f) rules of professional conduct cannot address every situation , and a lawyer should observe the rules inthe spirit as well as in the letter.

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