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| locations:barrow_s_maw [2023/10/31 23:08] – [Notes] Mentioned that the law can be violated, unlike guild terms; added memorable Drew quote. oblative_armor | locations:barrow_s_maw [2023/11/08 19:51] (current) – fixed slavery header oblative_armor | ||
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| - Within the town of Barrow’s Maw and the Basin At Large, the Government retains the right to set prices for goods and services, and to grant the right to set prices for as well as the exclusive right to provide certain goods and services to guilds and other entities. | - Within the town of Barrow’s Maw and the Basin At Large, the Government retains the right to set prices for goods and services, and to grant the right to set prices for as well as the exclusive right to provide certain goods and services to guilds and other entities. | ||
| - Breaching these rights is punishable by a fine equal to the difference in prices or the price of goods illegally sold, to be paid to the wronged party. | - Breaching these rights is punishable by a fine equal to the difference in prices or the price of goods illegally sold, to be paid to the wronged party. | ||
| - | - Repeated infringement on the rights of the guilds may result in the revocation of an individual’s right to sell goods or offer services within the Basin at all. Breaching such a sanction is punishable by a fine of at least one thousand gold pieces. Section 3: Kidnapping and Slavery | + | - Repeated infringement on the rights of the guilds may result in the revocation of an individual’s right to sell goods or offer services within the Basin at all. Breaching such a sanction is punishable by a fine of at least one thousand gold pieces. |
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| + | === Section 3: Kidnapping and Slavery | ||
| - The restriction of a person’s bodily freedom by any entity other than the Government is a crime punishable by the emancipation of the withheld and a fine of at least one hundred gold pieces per person, with the fine being paid to the transgressed. | - The restriction of a person’s bodily freedom by any entity other than the Government is a crime punishable by the emancipation of the withheld and a fine of at least one hundred gold pieces per person, with the fine being paid to the transgressed. | ||
| - An especially long period of imprisonment, | - An especially long period of imprisonment, | ||