Examples of benefit fraud are making false wage details; failure to disclose savings, investments and properties; failure to inform Council that you have income from employment; failure to declare an occupational pension or a partner’s occupational pension; living with an undeclared partner who has income; and not living at property that has been claimed for. Fraud and deception are everywhere now. It is like a virus that is slowly killing citizenry and leaving them unprotected against further attacks.

I have elsewhere defined nobiliary law as "national legislation, or international or national customs, regulating nobiliary issues. In many cases this is not codified, but rather a set of rules and traditions having gained acceptance" (see my book at http://www.findyournobleancestors.com).

Examples of some of more important issues regulated by nobiliary law are:

- claims to nobility (surname, coat of arms, title) by non-noble persons. This could, but must not, include: children with one or two noble parents but born out of wedlock; stepchildren to noble parents; children to a noble lady in an agnatic family, etc.

- claims to nobility by noble persons, where claims cannot be automatically verified. This could be e.g. inheritance of a noble title in a junior line of family when senior line becomes extinct.

- borderline cases, such as which among ancient patrician families were, and were not, to be numbered among nobility. Or reactivation of a family's nobility after some time of voluntary or involuntary loss of nobility (usually because one or all of nobiliary qualities has not been used for two or more generations).

- naturalisation of foreign nobility, that is assimilation of immigrant nobility into domestic nobility, usually with purpose of ensuring foreign nobility same privileges as domestic.