Historijska regija Kivancel u Škotskoj zasigurno se ubraja među najveće atrakcije u Velikoj Britaniji. Naime, prema britanskim zakonima, svaki vlasnih zemljišta u ovoj regiji postaje vlasnik i titule lorda ili lady, što je bio povod za dosjetljive poslovne ljude da razviju biznis prodaje zemljišta i vrijednih certifikata. Tako je kupovina placa u ovoj regiji, uz kupovinu zemljšta na Mjesecu, Karibima i stadionu Manchester Uniteda "Old Trafordu", postala najekskluzivniji poklon dragim ljudima u cijelom svijetu.
U razgovoru sa novinarom agencije Anadolija, Turčin Firat Kurtoglu je kazao da je u potrazi za idejom o originalnom poklonu svojoj voljenoj, otkrio da britanske firme nude certifikate lorda i lady kupcima zemljišta u škotskom Kivancelu. Stupio je u kontakt sa jednom od tih kompanija i postao njihov distriburter za Tursku.
„Ovim poslom se bavim od marta 2012. Do sada je više od 5.000 Turaka postalo nosiocem prestižne titule lorda ili lady. Kompanija zakoju radim otkupila je više od 50 dunuma zemljišta i prodaje parcele površine po jedan kvadratni metar, a kupci automatski postaju i vlasnici titule. Bivši fudbaler Fenerbahcea Alex De Souza i brojni umjetnici i javne ličnosti iz Turske su postali nosioci titula lorda i lady u Velikoj Britaniji“, rekao je Kurtoglu.
Ističući da kupovinom zemljišta u Kivancelu vlasnik automatski postaje lord, Kurtoglu je kazao da vlasnik dobije zemljišni izvadak i kartu svog placa i validan certifikat da je nosilac lordovske titule koja mu donosi niz pogodnosti, kao što su povlašten položaj u britanskim hotelima i institucijama i vizne olakšice u cijeloj Evropskoj uniji.
„Kupovina zemljišta je ograničena i svaki mjesec se prodaje po 500 parcela. Parcela od jednog kvadrata košta 250 turskih lira, a kupci u roku od tri dana dobiju svoj zemljišni izvadak i titulu lorda ili lady koja je priznata u cijelom svijetu. Ovo je zaista nesvakidašnja ideja za poklon voljenim osobama“, kazao je Kurtoglu.
http://www.faketitles.com/index.htmlA company, calling itself Lord Titles, needs to be singled out for particular attention, they used to sell Lordships for an imaginary Manor of Chelmswood in Nottinghamshire, but when the Nottingham Evening Post discovered that it was a scam, it miraculously moved to the Lake District and was renamed Hougun Manor instead; there is a genuine manor of that name in Cumbria but there is no proof that they own it or even that it refers to the same manor, it is more likely that they have merely registered it as a trademark. However, even if it were genuine, there can be only one Lordship of the Manor, it cannot be subdivided, and secondly it still wouldn’t make you a Lord.
How to lord it over your friends for only £29.99
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews ... 29.99.html
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cel ... th-it.htmlBut did the paperwork mean anything at all? Apparently not.
I asked Robert Smith, chairman of the Manorial Society, which auctions authentic titles, what he thought of my purchase. 'What you have bought is just a fancy piece of paper - nothing but a change of name that you could have done with a solicitor for just £25,' he said. 'You are still Mr Walne and if you change your name in the way this paperwork suggests, you would be nothing other than Mr Lord T Walne.
'This is not the same as a Lordship of a Manor, enshrined in English law as incorporeal hereditament - property without body. You can call yourself whatever you want as long as you are not defrauding people through its use.'
I asked Charles Kidd, editor of Debrett's Peerage & Baronetage whether my new title merited a place in the prestigious book. Plain Mr Kidd said: 'Sorry, if you come to us with that sort of title there is only one place your details will be placed - and that is not in the book.
'The ''lordship'' you have purchased cannot be used on any legal document. You are actually tarnishing the name of an authentic title and putting it into disrepute.'
vec 20ak godina se vrte ove price oko titule lorda
a ko zna mozda je Emir 'sreo' i 'Nigerijskog princa' 
