S.
N
O. RULE IN MAGNA CARTA
1 If anyone who has borrowed a
sum of money from Jews dies
before the debt has been
repaid, his heir shall pay no
interest on the debt for so long
as he remains under age,
irrespective of whom he holds
his lands. If such a debt falls
into the hands of the Crown, it
will take nothing except the
principal sum specified in the
bond.
2 Neither we nor our officials
will seize any land or rent
in payment of a debt, so long
as the debtor has movable
goods sufficient to discharge
the debt. A debtor's sureties
shall not be distrained upon so
long as the debtor himself can
discharge his debt. If, for lack
of means, the debtor is unable
to discharge his debt, his
sureties shall be answerable
for it. If they so desire,
they may have the debtor's
lands and rents until they
receive satisfaction for the
debt that they paid for him,
unless the debtor can show
that he has settled his
obligations to them.
3 To the free men of the
Kingdom. Have also granted,
for us and our heirs for ever,
all the liberties written out
below, to have and to keep for
them and their heirs, of us and
our heirs. If any earl, baron, or
other person that holds lands
directly of the Crown, for
military service, shall die, and
at his death his heir shall be of
full age and owe a 'relief', the
heir shall have his inheritance
on payment of the ancient
scale of 'relief'. 
MEANING
In case the Person who borrows
money from Jews dies, then the
under-age children of that person
will not pay debts. If the debt
lands at the hands of the
government, then the person
should pay only the principle, not
the interest.
Unless there are no movable
assets for the loan taker, the
government will not seize any of
the land for the payment. If the
loan taker is not answering, the
person who put the surety
signature will be responsible.
They may have the land of the
debtor, and then use the money
from this land to settle the loan
that the debtor has taken. If none
of this is feasible, then the royalty
will seize the lands of the debtor.
The free people in the
government should have their
own lands, which can be passed
from the one generation to
another, and then to their heirs.
If there is a person, who got the
lands from the government, dies,
then the heir if not under-age will
pay a relief fund, not the full
amount. The relief fund becomes
proportional to the amount that
the person borrowed.
REAL-LIFE EXAMPLE
In real life, if the person has a debt
as in the form of a loan, without any
collateral, and if the person dies,
then the Government and the loan
agency will wait till the son of the
deceased attains an age of 18,
wherein he is considered as a major.
Moreover, if the person is working in
the Government, the son (Heir) can
only pay a nominal interest, and
there will be a discount in the rate of
interest paid.
In case a person gets a loan from an
agency, in the absence of payment
of the debt, the loan agency should
not seize the collateral lands from
the person, unless the person can
repay it. There are people who give
surety to the loans as recomenders.
These people can own the land, sell
it and then settle the loan, in case
the person fails to pay the debt.
All the citizens and their heirs will
inherit all the rights and lands that
their ancestors have earned. In case
there are any loans to settle with the
Government, the person’s heir will
have to pay it accordingly. That is, if
there is a low payment, he should
pay lower interest and vice versa. If
the person takes loan from the
government bank and is a also a
government servant, then the
person should pay only lower
interest of the loan.
4 Heirs may be given in
marriage, but not to someone
of lower social standing.
Before a marriage takes place,
it shall be made known to the
heir's next-of-kin.
5 Every county,hundred, even
wapentakes, and tithing shall
remain at its ancient rent,
without increase, except the
royal demesne manors.
6 No town or person shall be
forced to build bridges over
rivers except those with an
ancient obligation to do so.
7 No sheriff, constable, coroners,
or other royal officials are to
hold lawsuits that should be
held by the royal justices.
8 No constable or other royal
official shall take corn or other
movable goods from any man
without immediate payment,
unless the seller voluntarily
offers postponement of this.
The marriages should take place
only with regards to the social
standing, and the marriage
announcements to be given to
the family and friends.
Every town, district, and
municipality should provide its
contribution of taxes to the
government. The taxes should be
the ancient taxes, except for
small increases.
The people or towns should not
build bridges over rivers, unless
there is an obligation, like a war
situation, or a ritual to do so.
The persons in administrative
power should not misuse their
powers to take decisions instead
of the royal justices.
No one should take any kind of
bribe, like corn or any goods,
unless offered by the person. The
payments should be settled
immediately if not voluntarily
provided.
Until very recently, and even in
today’s situation, caste system is
prevailing. The people form caste
groups, in which they marry the boy
and girl with each other. Though this
is to be prohibited, it still prevails,
and higher social standing refers to
higher caste in the modern day.
The lease system can be compared,
wherein the modern-day lands are
taken out as lease, and the rent
remains the same for 50 or 100
years. There is only a marginal
increase in the rent that is paid by
the lease rent people.
This point can be compared to the
modern-day temples. The temple
performs rituals like
“Kumbhabhishekham”. Only the
people who are authorized to
conduct such rituals should be
allowed to do so. There is an ancient
obligation to do this ritual, and
unless otherwise, no one else should
conduct this process.
The policeman should not be taking
any actions against the criminals.
The decisions for the criminals
should be taken by the judges. The
courts in India should be finalizing
the charges that the criminals
should face and the police should
only follow these judgments.
Whenever the transaction takes
place in a market, for the purchase
of goods, the person should pay
immediately. Only if the owner of
the shop says that the person can
pay later, the person should
consider late payment, else they
should pay immediately. A police
official like a traffic cop should not
take a bribe.
9 No sheriff, royal official, or
other person shall take horses
or carts for transport from any
free man, without his consent.
10 For a trivial offence, a free
man shall be fined only in
proportion to the degree of his
offence, and for a serious
offence correspondingly, but
not so heavily as to deprive
him of his livelihood. In the
same way, a merchant shall be
spared his merchandise, and
a villein the implements of
his husbandry, if they fall upon
the mercy of a royal court.
None of these fines shall be
imposed except by the
assessment on oath of
reputable men of
the neighbourhood.
No police officer, royal person,
should seize the goods of the
common man without his
permission.
For a petty mistake, only a petty
punishment should be provided
for the criminal. Similarly if the
mistake is big, proportional
charges must be provided. In civil
cases, unless there is a reputable
person’s statement, there should
be no charges for the merchants.
No person in today’s world should
take the vehicles of any normal man.
For instance, if there is a police
chase for a criminal, then the police
should not take the common man
vehicle even for the emergency,
without his consent.
The proportion that the crime is
committed by the person decides his
crime sentence. A petty theft will
have a small jail time, whereas
crimes such as murder, rape are
considered the most serious. Unless
there is a witness to the court to
prove that the man is guilty in terms
of civil cases, the person (Merchant)
will not be punished by the court.
This is only for the civil cases.