Fiscal Responsibilities to The Union's Treasury from Hereditary Successions

Aiming to bolster the coffers of the public treasury from all sources, The Union's Congress has decreed: Assets and properties, designated through the now-defunct caducous right, which have not been adjudicated by final decrees based on previously granted privileges, shall contribute to the treasuries of both Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus. Land or urban properties obtained by caducous right shall, after valuation by the appropriate local authorities, have half of their assessed value paid to the treasury as a one-time fee. Thereafter, the heir to said properties, along with other landowners, shall pay a tithe on their total income. Regarding any cash or movable assets granted by The President under the caducous right, half the received sum and half the legally assessed value of the movable assets shall be paid to The Union's treasury. However, properties which their noble heirs wish to present privileges of caducous right to affirm their peaceful possession are exempt from this law and payment obligation.

Topics: public treasury revenues; establishment of law; hereditary estates; escheat; legal processes; privileges; treasury commissions; payment to the treasury; income sum; movable property;