Gidzmo on Question re: Delphine Boel
Bear said I believe that she may have inheritance rights pertaining to King Albert's private estate after he passes. However, she is not entitled to the status of a princess of Belgium and certainly...
View ArticleDKM on Question re: Delphine Boel
Bear said However, she is not entitled to the status of a princess of Belgium and certainly has no succession rights. . But what will the courts say? Based on "Human Rights" and "Equality" then...
View ArticleLiam on Question re: Delphine Boel
DKM said But what will the courts say? Based on "Human Rights" and "Equality" then why wouldn't she be entitled to those things? Because the right of succession to the throne is determined by...
View Articleboleyn on Question re: Delphine Boel
So does the Belgian constitution allow illegitimate children to be in the succession? If so, I am curious what other monarchies allow illegitimate children to succeed?
View ArticleGidzmo on Question re: Delphine Boel
boleyn said So does the Belgian constitution allow illegitimate children to be in the succession? If so, I am curious what other monarchies allow illegitimate children to succeed? As per...
View ArticleDKM on Question re: Delphine Boel
I don't know about Europe but Courts have been known "change" things based on an other aspects or parts of a constitution.
View ArticleBear on Question re: Delphine Boel
It's official- Her Royal Highness Princess Delphine of Saxe-Coburg. Princess Delphine's children, 16-year-old Josephine and 12-year-old Oscar have also been recognized as Princess and Prince and styled...
View ArticleBear on Question re: Delphine Boel
Bear said It's official- Her Royal Highness Princess Delphine Princess Delphine's children, 16-year-old Josephine and 12-year-old Oscar have also been recognized as Princess and Prince and styled as...
View ArticleSusan on Question re: Delphine Boel
Bear said I wonder if this puts her and her children in the line of succession? No, the court ruling did not provide for succession rights, only styles and titles. This remains the line of...
View ArticleGidzmo on Question re: Delphine Boel
Susan said Bear said I wonder if this puts her and her children in the line of succession? No, the court ruling did not provide for succession rights, only styles and titles. This remains the line...
View Articledonald1941 on Elisabeth of Bavaria, wife of King Albert I
This story isn't about Queen Elizabeth, but about King Albert I, relating to their years in the tiny sliver of Belgium that Belgian managed to retain during World War I. Two Belgian soldiers were in...
View ArticleGidzmo on Update on Delphine
So now that Delphine is officially (as per the Belgian courts) a Princess, would she be in the line of succession? Or is she excluded due to her being born outside of marriage?...
View ArticleLiam on Update on Delphine
Although she is now a princess, she and her children still have no right of succession, as she was born out of wedlock. Bizarrely, Belgium requires legitimate birth for succession rights, but not for...
View ArticleGidzmo on Update on Delphine
Liam said Although she is now a princess, she and her children still have no right of succession, as she was born out of wedlock. Bizarrely, Belgium requires legitimate birth for succession rights,...
View ArticleLiam on Update on Delphine
Her children, as grandchildren of Albert II, do have royal titles, as the 2015 decree was not retrospective: had it been, the children of Princess Astrid and Prince Laurent would have lost their...
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