This letter, dated 11 March 2024, was issued by Manorial Title Register Limited. It describes the evidence the company says it accepted, the entry it made in its own register, and its view that the designation may be used on documents. It also refers to a “Chancery Office” and the Honours (Prevention of Abuses) Act 1925.

The letter should not be confused with recognition by a government chancery, HM Land Registry, or a court. Nothing in the archive identifies the named office as a public authority or the register as an official state register. Nor does the letter provide the historical root of title on which its conclusions depend.

It is retained because it formed part of the transaction and because readers should be able to examine the exact claims made. No reliance is placed here on its description of “official” recognition.