The document establishes that the warrant of a Lodge is the exclusive property of the Grand Master and must be used solely by the Lodge to which it is issued. Any Lodge involved in the unauthorized transfer or improper disposal of its warrant risks erasure, and individuals involved face Masonic disciplinary action. Furthermore, the warrant must not contain any endorsements or inscriptions unless authorized by the Grand Master. Additionally, Rule 102A outlines the process for Lodges wishing to amalgamate; the Grand Master has the discretion to grant a Certificate of Amalgamation under conditions he deems appropriate. This ensures that the integrity of Masonic governance is maintained and that any changes in Lodge structure are formally recognized and regulated.
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The warrant of a Lodge is the property of the Grand Master. It must be retained for the sole use of the Lodge to which it is granted. Any Lodge concerned in transferring or improperly disposing of any warrant shall be liable to be erased, and every Brother so concerned shall be deemed to have committed a Masonic offence. The warrant must not bear any endorsement or other inscription except with the authority of the Grand Master. Rule 102A: Certificate of Amalgamation If two or more Lodges desire to amalgamate into a single Lodge, the Grand Master may at his discretion and upon such conditions as he shall see fit grant a Certificate of Amalgamation.