[antir-heralds] can you charge a quarter?
Ursula Whitcher
ursula at math.washington.edu
Thu Nov 15 01:46:28 EST 2007
> I honestly think that short of proving a pattern of charged quarters
> not meaning augmentations and getting by using RfS VIII.6. you're not
> going to get it registered.
Documented exceptions only apply to other parts of Section VIII-- they
can't be used to avoid rules about presumption, only rules about style.
I personally think that it would make sense to give the Documented
Exception rule a wider play: for instance, it would be reasonable to
allow a group to use the documented exception clause to register a
branch device without a laurel wreath. But I'm not in charge of the
rules :)
The client in question found an example of a design in a period roll of
arms which involves a charged canton/quarter (but not an augmentation),
and prefers authenticity to registrability.
Ursula Georges.
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