Permission to Presume

The owner of any registered item may allow the registration of a specific submission that would otherwise presume a relationship by writing a letter of permission to presume. This allows a person to claim a close relationship to someone whose name is already registered. Provisions for permission to presume for names are discussed in RfS VI.3. Permission to presume may be required for armory under RfS I.3. For example, an armory submission including a chief charged with the phrase "Cariadoc of the Bow"// would need permission to presume from Cariadoc of the Bow in order to avoid a claim to a relationship that does not exist. //See also Permission to Conflict.

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