Originally Posted by
gilmore
As will Princess Anne's son, who, though not strictly speaking a member of the Royal Family, will no longer be in the line of succession when he marries his Catholic fiancee.
Yes he will but as Anne comes after all her brothers and their children in the succession that makes him currently #11 which is not exactly much chance in the first place.
Under a non male preference primogeniture system he would have been third in line. Under the Royal Marriages Act he would theoretically have needed the Monarch's permission if he was under the age of 25 which he isn't 
We do have some amazing antiquated laws. 
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