Legal Definition and Related Resources of Demise of the Crown

That change in the succession which takes place when the royal dignity is transferred from one king to his successor

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English Legal System: Demise of The Crown

In the context of the English law, A Dictionary of Law provides the following legal concept of Demise of The Crown : The death of the sovereign. The Crown, in fact, never dies: the accession of the new sovereign takes place at the moment of the demise, and there is no interregnum.