civil list
civil list in the CONSTITUTIONAL LAW of the UK, money paid to certain members of the royal family. The monarch surrenders for life all hereditary revenues, with the exception of those of the duchies of
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Cornwall and Lancaster, to form part of the CONSOLIDATED FUND. In exchange, the Crown is paid the civil list, being sums required for the royal household and the privy purse, which pays employees' pen- sions and the expenses of Sandringham and Balmoral.
- price
- prima facie
- primary rules
- Prime Minister
- primogeniture
- principal
- priority need
- prison
- privacy
- private bill
- private carrier
- private company
- private international law
- private law
- private nuisance
- privilege
- privileged wills
- privity of contract
- Privy Council (PC)
- prize
- probate
- proclamation (royal)
- procurator
- procurator fiscal
- Procureur