The Institutional Seat constitutes land as the fixed ground of institutional jurisdiction under Charter.

Upon its constitution, land is set apart as the spatial foundation of institutional authority.

The Institutional Seat is constituted through formal act under Constitutive Authority.

Once constituted, the Seat anchors jurisdiction in place and establishes the territorial ground upon which governance operates.

No land shall be recognized as Institutional Seat except in accordance with Charter.

The status of Institutional Seat persists across succession, transfer of stewardship, and administrative change.

Subdivision, modification of use, or alteration of governance does not dissolve its constituted authority.

The Institutional Seat remains the spatial foundation of institutional continuity.

The Institutional Seat constitutes Core Land within the Territorial Domain.

All Peripheral Land remains subordinate to the Seat.