Define: Custos Horrei Regii

Custos Horrei Regii refers to the legal guardian or custodian of the Royal Granary. It is a position responsible for the management and protection of the royal grain storage facility.

The Custos Horrei Regii is responsible for ensuring the safe storage and preservation of the royal grain reserves, maintaining accurate records of the stored grains, and overseeing the distribution of grains as per the instructions of the ruling authority.

The appointment of the Custos Horrei Regii is typically made by the ruling authority, such as a monarch or a government agency, through a formal appointment process. The specific requirements and procedures for appointment may vary depending on the jurisdiction.

Yes, the Custos Horrei Regii can be held liable for any damages or losses to the stored grains if it is determined that their negligence or misconduct contributed to such damages or losses. They are expected to exercise due diligence and take the necessary measures to protect the grains under their custody.

The qualifications and experience required to become a Custos Horrei Regii may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific requirements set by the ruling authority. Generally, a strong understanding of grain storage and management practices, as well as administrative skills, may be desirable.

In certain circumstances, the Custos Horrei Regii may be allowed to delegate some of their responsibilities to other qualified individuals. However, they remain ultimately responsible for the proper execution of their duties and should ensure that the delegated tasks are carried out effectively.

Yes, the Custos Horrei Regii can be removed from their position by the ruling authority if they fail to fulfill their duties or engage in misconduct. The specific procedures for removal may be outlined in the appointment terms or governed by applicable laws and regulations.

The legal protections or immunities granted to the Custos Horrei Regii may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific laws in place. In some cases, they may be afforded certain protections from legal liability while performing their duties, but this is subject to the applicable laws and regulations.

The Custos Horrei Regii can be held accountable for any unauthorised access or theft of the stored grains if it is determined that their negligence or failure to implement adequate security measures contributed to such incidents. They are expected to take reasonable steps to prevent theft or unauthorised access to the royal granary.