An unaffiliated Mason is still bound by all his masonic duties and obligations, excepting those connected with the organization of the lodge.
He has a right to aid in imminent peril when he asks for that aid in the proper and conventional way.
He loses the right to receive pecuniary relief.
He loses the general right to visit3 lodges, or to walk in masonic processions.
He loses the right of masonic burial.
He still remains subject to the government of the Order, and may be tried and punished for any offense as an affiliated Mason would be, by the lodge within whose geographical jurisdiction he resides.