He ranks eleventh in the Table of Precedence of India.
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In the non-peerage table of precedence, a Laird ranks below a Baron and above an Esquire.
3.
Names in italics indicate that these people rank elsewhere either higher in that table of precedence or in the table for the other sex.
4.
A new table of precedence was issued in 2005, to consolidate all the post-1952 South African and homeland awards ( more than 300 of them ) into a single system.
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The Department of Canadian Heritage issues a " Table of Precedence for Canada ", which does not include members of the Royal Family, save for the Canadian Royal Family, specifying that they take precedence after the governor general.
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Though the title had long fallen into disuse, bannerets and their sons continued to be listed in the table of precedence until at least as late as 1870; those created by the sovereign under the Royal Standard in wartime rank above baronets, whereas those knights banneret not so created by the sovereign in person rank directly below baronets.
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Notwithstanding their sacred service, the Nethinim are placed in tables of precedence below mamzerim and in the Mishna it is stated that the prohibition against intermarriage with the Moabites, Ammonites, Egyptians and Edomites, though given in the Bible, only applied for a certain number of generations or did not apply at all to their daughters, but, it is added, " Mamzerim and Nethinim are prohibited ( to marry Israelites ), and this prohibition is perpetual and applies both to males and females ."
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There are days celebrated by organisations within the Church such as the Mothers Union, the MBH and Companions, the SSF and TSSF, the CSC and Associates, and CSM and Associates, Girls Friendly Society, Melanesian Guild of Servers, Catechist and Lay Preachers Associations, Men s Fellowships, Youth Groups and Sunday Schools, etc . These are to be coordinated with the rector and may be celebrated on free days or Class III days . They may be celebrated on Class II days ( or as Class II days ) if they are significant to the organisation and do not contravene the tables of precedence above, or overshadow the saint or event celebrated on that day.
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