British High Court orders to keep Queen Philip's will secret for 90 years
British High Court orders to keep Queen Philip's will secret for 90 years
LONDON (Monitoring Desk) - The British High Court has ruled that the will of Prince Philip, the late husband of Queen Elizabeth II, should be kept secret for 90 years. According to private TV channel 24 News, the decision of the British High Court said that the will of Prince Philip will remain secret for at least 90 years to protect the honor and dignity of the Queen..
According to the report, it has been a tradition in Britain for more than a century that when a senior member of the royal family dies, the court is asked to seal and preserve his will. The move is aimed at preventing the royal family's wills from being made public. Prince Philip's request to seal the will was heard privately in July by Sarandrew McFarlane, the family's most senior judge. According to Sir Andrew, as president of the High Court's Family Division, he has more than 30 sealed envelopes attached to the late members of the royal family, of which he is the custodian.
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