Albert; King of Plembobria

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Statement from the King of McMasterdonia, Plembobria, and Count Palatine of Intelligentsia

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Noting the death of the King Tozian I of Plembobria, and his heir Princess Nara of Plembobria;

Aware of the ties between the Kingdoms of Plembobria and McMasterdonia;

Stating that the only legitimate heir is the next in line to the throne of Plembobria;

Confirming that the next in line is the King of McMasterdonia, Albert;

Claims the right to the throne of Plembobria by birth and by right of conquest;

Resolves that the title of the King of Plembobria must pass to King-Regent Albert;

RESOLVES:

Albert I of McMasterdonia shall henceforth be known as;

Albert, King-Regent of McMasterdonia, King of Plembobria, Commander of the Plembobrian and McMasterdonian Armed Forces, Count-Palatine of Intelligentsia, defender of the faith.​
 
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Ruling of the High Court of the Kingdom of Plembobria​

It is the opinion of the Court, that according to Succession Act of 1802, that Albert of the House of McMaster, is indeed the legitimate King of Plembobria.

It is said that the Act is designed to prevent personal union with other nations. This is correct. However, it allows exception for situations in which the royal line comes to an end. This has happened here. Therefore the Court rules that Albert of House McMaster is indeed the legitimate King of Plembobria.

Endorsed: Chief Justice Handel, Justice Morton, Justice Tonkincotty, Justice Rooney, Justice Jones.
 
Proclamation of the Government of Plembobria, approved by Parliament​
The Parliament of Plembobria, in the House of Commons assembled, hereby proclaims:

The Kingdom of Plembobria is henceforth suspended;

The Succession Act of 1802 is null and void;

The constitution is suspended;

The House of Commons is dissolved;

The High Court is dissolved;

The Emergency Directorate of Plembobria is proclaimed;

The Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister are respectively Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Emergency Directorate;

The Ministers of State are the members of the Directorate;

The Directorate is soul governing power throughout the old Kingdom;
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Statement repudiating Albert's claim to the throne, and confirming the legitimacy of the Emergency Directorate​

The High Court issued a legally sound ruling regarding Albert's claimed succession to the throne. Despite its legality, the ruling is illegitimate.

Firstly, there is precedent for the Government to dispute succession. During the 1st constitutional crisis, the Privy Council refused to recognize the succession of Marcus II to the throne, instead, choosing Nara I, my mother, as Queen.

This, according to the High Court at the time, was interpreted to mean that the Privy Council as a common law right to dispute successions, notwithstanding statutes to the contrary.

This dispute did not receive royal assent, but it was approved by the Lord High Chamberlain

Secondly, right after the Constitution Edict of 2014 was proclaimed, the 1st parliament declared that the Executive Council, successor to the Privy Council, was the latter's legal equivalent, and the that the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of the old Privy Council were also possessed by the Executive Council, and that the Prime Minister was the legal equivalent, in all cases, of the Lord High Chamberlain.

The Proclamation of the Emergency Directorate was approved by the Cabinet and the Prime Minister, and therefore implicitly approved by the Executive Council.

This procedure is identical to the Privy Council's dispute of Marcus II's succession, and was therefore legitimate.

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