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ˈfeoffment
/ ˈfiːfmənt /
noun
- (in medieval Europe) a lord's act of granting a fief to his man
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Unless he relies on long continued user, he must rely upon grant or feoffment.
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Tenements created by way of beneficial feoffment are in general easily recognised.
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Now, from the point of view of later law this meant that the two freeholds were created each by a special feoffment.
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It may be thought that custom, and express conditions of feoffment, must have acted against disruption.
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The opposition is again clearly between traditional occupation and new feoffment settled by written instrument.
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