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Constitution of the Kingdom of Bavaria (1818)

Title V.—Of peculiar Rights and Privileges.
Art. I. The Crown Appointments, being the principal Posts of honour in the Kingdom, shall be conferred as Feudal Tenures held of the Throne, either for the life of the Persons who are to enjoy them, or with reversion to their male heirs, according to the right of Primogeniture, and of regular lineal hereditary descent from the common Ancestor of the Family.
The Crown Officers shall, by virtue of their Royal Appointments, be Members of the First Chamber of the Assembly of the Estates.
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Constitution of the Kingdom of Bavaria (1818)

The King shall also be at liberty, at all times, again to dispose, by grant, of all the fiefs which may fall in.
Other public domains or revenues may, with the concurrence of the Estates, be granted, in the character of male-fiefs of the Crown, as a recompense for great and decisive services rendered to the State. Reversions to domains, revenues, and privileges, which may at any future time devolve to the Crown, shall not be granted, nor any reversions to Offices of honour or profit.
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