CHAPTER IX.
ABOUT FORMALITIES AND DOCUMENTATION IN CASE OF THE AWARDEE’S DEMISE AND OF THOSE AWARDED POSTHUMOUSLY
ARTICLE 79. In case of demise of an awardee, badges and documents of these, will be able to be kept as a memento, but without the right of being used or worn, of the following relatives:
a) the widow;
b) children 16 years or older;
c) the father or mother;
d) any other person that due to affective or family bonds, deserves to keep said badges and documents.
ARTICLE 80. Nevertheless the established in the latter Article, or when there are no relatives mentioned or these die, the State Council can stipulate that badges and documents have a different destination in order to keep them.
ARTICLE 81. According to the established in the latter article, in case of distinctions, the same rules will be applied by the corresponding organisms, organizations or entities.
ARTICLE 82. Badges and documents will be returned to the Section of Awards and Honorific Titles if none of the relatives mentioned in Article 79 exist.
When it comes to distinctions the same rules will be applied, but they will be returned to the entity or organization that had awarded them.
ARTICLE 83. The rules established for the awardee’s demise case, will also be applied whn it comes to missing awardees.
ARTICLE 84. The Section of Awards and Honorific Titles will be able to give in custody upon request of the political, social and mass organs, organisms and institutions, the orders and medals of deceased or missing awardees kept by it, when due to its historic value they shall be requested.
ARTICLE 85. When any of the political, social and mass organisms or organizations requests from one of the relatives said in article 79, the handing over of badges and documents of awards and distinctions, regarding their historic value and importance, will prevail over said relative’s mind, in use of the principle of willpower.
ARTICLE 86. Entities and organizations to which awards and decorations of a deceased awardee are handed over, are responsible for their keeping and safeguarding.
ARTICLE 87. According to the established in the corresponding statutes and regulations, the handing over of badges posthumously awarded will be done according to articles 79 and 80 of this regulation.
When the awardee dies before having received the decoration, the same proceeding will be applied.
ABOUT FORMALITIES AND DOCUMENTATION IN CASE OF THE AWARDEE’S DEMISE AND OF THOSE AWARDED POSTHUMOUSLY
ARTICLE 79. In case of demise of an awardee, badges and documents of these, will be able to be kept as a memento, but without the right of being used or worn, of the following relatives:
a) the widow;
b) children 16 years or older;
c) the father or mother;
d) any other person that due to affective or family bonds, deserves to keep said badges and documents.
ARTICLE 80. Nevertheless the established in the latter Article, or when there are no relatives mentioned or these die, the State Council can stipulate that badges and documents have a different destination in order to keep them.
ARTICLE 81. According to the established in the latter article, in case of distinctions, the same rules will be applied by the corresponding organisms, organizations or entities.
ARTICLE 82. Badges and documents will be returned to the Section of Awards and Honorific Titles if none of the relatives mentioned in Article 79 exist.
When it comes to distinctions the same rules will be applied, but they will be returned to the entity or organization that had awarded them.
ARTICLE 83. The rules established for the awardee’s demise case, will also be applied whn it comes to missing awardees.
ARTICLE 84. The Section of Awards and Honorific Titles will be able to give in custody upon request of the political, social and mass organs, organisms and institutions, the orders and medals of deceased or missing awardees kept by it, when due to its historic value they shall be requested.
ARTICLE 85. When any of the political, social and mass organisms or organizations requests from one of the relatives said in article 79, the handing over of badges and documents of awards and distinctions, regarding their historic value and importance, will prevail over said relative’s mind, in use of the principle of willpower.
ARTICLE 86. Entities and organizations to which awards and decorations of a deceased awardee are handed over, are responsible for their keeping and safeguarding.
ARTICLE 87. According to the established in the corresponding statutes and regulations, the handing over of badges posthumously awarded will be done according to articles 79 and 80 of this regulation.
When the awardee dies before having received the decoration, the same proceeding will be applied.
Everybody's equal, But some more than others!
"Those who come to us with the sword - will be killed by the sword" - Alexander Nevski
"Those who come to us with the sword - will be killed by the sword" - Alexander Nevski
