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<blockquote data-quote="ninjayeti" data-source="post: 8224623" data-attributes="member: 6789120"><p>You are essentially asking what the legal ramifications of "forfeiture" are in this situation. While I don't know what the legal code of your imaginary kingdom is, are there are two possibilities that make sense:</p><p></p><p>1) the king has renounced any rights for him and his descendants in perpetuity; or</p><p>2) the king has renounced his own right to hold the title, but his descendants still any claim they had before </p><p></p><p>Since we know that in this case forfeiture resulted in his first child taking the throne, it has to be #2. In other words the king would have had to renounced his rights BEFORE anyone else took the throne. If he forfeited the rights of any of his descendants along with his own, his kid wouldn't have been the next king. Although the former king can't hold the title (he is treated as deceased for succession purposes) his later child still has a claim as a sibling of the last king. This is the only scenario that makes sense given the precedent that was set here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ninjayeti, post: 8224623, member: 6789120"] You are essentially asking what the legal ramifications of "forfeiture" are in this situation. While I don't know what the legal code of your imaginary kingdom is, are there are two possibilities that make sense: 1) the king has renounced any rights for him and his descendants in perpetuity; or 2) the king has renounced his own right to hold the title, but his descendants still any claim they had before Since we know that in this case forfeiture resulted in his first child taking the throne, it has to be #2. In other words the king would have had to renounced his rights BEFORE anyone else took the throne. If he forfeited the rights of any of his descendants along with his own, his kid wouldn't have been the next king. Although the former king can't hold the title (he is treated as deceased for succession purposes) his later child still has a claim as a sibling of the last king. This is the only scenario that makes sense given the precedent that was set here. [/QUOTE]
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