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Oct. 10, 1971 - Lord Sanderson of Ayot Disclaims Title: Lord Sanderson of Ayot, the 2nd Baron, has disclaimed the title to which he succeeded on the death of his father almost seven weeks ago. He is the eleventh peer to take this step since it became possible under the 1962 Peerage Act. As a result of the disclaimer, sent under the terms of the Act to the Lord Chancellor, he reverts to being known as Dr. Alan Lindsay Sanderson. He is a psychiatrist working as a Research Fellow in the psychiatry department of Birmingham University. Photo shows Lord Sanderson of Ayot, the 2nd Baron, who has disclaimed his title because I don't think hereditary peerages have a place in the modern world, pictured last night at his Bayswater home

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