Article 102. Domiciliary visits shall not be permitted except in criminal cases.
Article 103. No sanctuary shall be allowed to persons who hereafter become insolvent.
Article 104. Estates of inheritance, or distributive shares, shall in no case be subject to confiscation.
Article 105. If public necessity requires any person to relinquish his real or personal property for public use, he shall receive full compensation therefor from the State Treasury.
Article 106. The proceeds, as well as the income, of church estates, shall be devoted exclusively to the benefit of the church and the promotion of education. The property of charitable institutions shall be devoted exclusively to their use.
Article 107. Allodial tenure and statutory entailment shall not be abolished; but the conditions under which—for the good of the state and the advantages of the people—the same shall continue, shall be prescribed by the next or the following Storthing.
Article 108. No earldoms, baronies, or entailed manorial estates, shall hereafter be established.
Article 109. Every citizen, without regard to birth or fortune, shall, without exception, render military service to his country for a limited time. The application of this rule, the limitations to be placed on it, and whether it will be for the good of the country that liability to such service shall terminate with the twenty-fifth year, shall be left to the determination of the next regular Storthing, after a committee has obtained full information on the subject; and in the meantime all existing provisions in the premises shall remain in force.
Article 110. Norway shall have its own bank and its own currency and coinage, to be established by law.
Article 111. Norway shall be entitled to have its own Merchant Flag. Its naval ensign shall be a union flag.