His Majesty’s Signet

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His Majesty’s Signet is the historic royal seal of the Scottish Crown, traditionally used to authenticate official documents and closely associated with the Society of Writers to the Signet.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish royal symbol
royal seal
appliesToJurisdiction Scottish legal system
associatedWith Society of Writers to the Signet NERFINISHED
Writers to the Signet NERFINISHED
category Royal symbols of Scotland
Scottish monarchy NERFINISHED
Seals (insignia)
connectedToOffice Clerk to the Signet (historically) NERFINISHED
Director of Chancery (historically) NERFINISHED
continuityFrom medieval Scottish royal signet
country Scotland
domain Scots law
constitutional law
public law
follows Her Majesty’s Signet NERFINISHED
governsProcess signeting of writs in the Court of Session
hasCustodian Keeper of the Signet NERFINISHED
Society of Writers to the Signet (by tradition) NERFINISHED
hasHeraldicContext Scottish heraldry
hasHistoricalRole authentication of letters under the signet
authentication of royal charters
hasUse authentication of official documents
sealing of royal documents
historicalPeriod late medieval Scotland to present
languageOfInscription Latin
legalStatus official seal of the Crown in Scotland
partOf Scottish Crown Jewels (broad sense of regalia and symbols) NERFINISHED
precedes The King’s Signet (future female monarch: The Queen’s Signet) NERFINISHED
relatedTo Great Seal of Scotland NERFINISHED
Privy Seal of Scotland NERFINISHED
symbolOf royal authority in Scotland
sovereign’s personal authority
traditionallyAdministeredBy Society of Writers to the Signet NERFINISHED
typeOfSeal personal signet of the sovereign for Scottish affairs
usedBy Monarch of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
Scottish Crown NERFINISHED
usedFor Scottish royal and governmental documents
usedIn issuing of royal letters and warrants
usedUnderMonarch King Charles III NERFINISHED

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