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Surrender of Warrant

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boc constitutional
UGLE
Rule 190
Priority: 10
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Lodge Dissolution Procedures
Property Disposal Regulations
Warrant Non-Transferability
Grand Master's Authority
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The document outlines the procedures for the surrender of a Lodge's warrant upon its dissolution. It mandates that the warrant, along with all related books and papers, must be submitted to the Grand Master. The disposition of the Lodge's other property is determined by prior resolutions made by the Lodge before dissolution; if no such resolutions exist, the Grand Master provides direction on the matter. Importantly, the document states that a warrant cannot be transferred under any circumstances, emphasizing the permanence of its association with the Lodge. This ensures that all administrative and operational records are centralized with the Grand Master, maintaining accountability and proper oversight within the Masonic structure. Adhering to these guidelines is crucial for compliance with Masonic constitutional law and preserving the integrity of Lodge operations.

Created:

December 4th, 2025

Last Updated:

February 10th, 2026

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Upon the dissolution of a Lodge, the warrant, together with all the books and papers relating to the affairs of the Lodge, must be delivered up to the Grand Master. Its other property shall be disposed of as the Lodge may, prior to its dissolution, have resolved, or in default of or subject to any such resolution, as the Grand Master may direct. A warrant cannot in any circumstances be transferred.