Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Book 2R. Welsh, 1902 - Law |
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Page 527
... villein service . From the various combinations of these services have arisen the four kinds of lay tenure which ... villein - socage ; and these villein - socmen do 527 CHAP . 5 ] 59-60-61 OF THINGS .
... villein service . From the various combinations of these services have arisen the four kinds of lay tenure which ... villein - socage ; and these villein - socmen do 527 CHAP . 5 ] 59-60-61 OF THINGS .
Page 528
In Four Books William Blackstone. villein - socage ; and these villein - socmen do villein services , but such as are certain and determined . " Of which the sense seems to be as follows : first , where the service was free but uncertain ...
In Four Books William Blackstone. villein - socage ; and these villein - socmen do villein services , but such as are certain and determined . " Of which the sense seems to be as follows : first , where the service was free but uncertain ...
Page 541
... villein - socage , where the services , though certain , are of a baser nature . Such as hold by the former tenure are called in Glanvil , ( g ) and other subsequent authors , by the name of liberi sokemanni , or tenants in free ...
... villein - socage , where the services , though certain , are of a baser nature . Such as hold by the former tenure are called in Glanvil , ( g ) and other subsequent authors , by the name of liberi sokemanni , or tenants in free ...
Page 543
... villein are classed together : - Manbote de villano et sokeman xii oras , de liberis autem hominibus iii marcas . [ The compensation for the death of a villein or sockman was xii ores , but for a freeman iii marks . ] C. 12. If we ...
... villein are classed together : - Manbote de villano et sokeman xii oras , de liberis autem hominibus iii marcas . [ The compensation for the death of a villein or sockman was xii ores , but for a freeman iii marks . ] C. 12. If we ...
Page 552
... villein services , that is , to carry out dung , to hedge and ditch the lord's demesnes , and any other the meanest offices : ( p ) and their services were not only base , but un- certain both as to their time and quantity . ( q ) A villein ...
... villein services , that is , to carry out dung , to hedge and ditch the lord's demesnes , and any other the meanest offices : ( p ) and their services were not only base , but un- certain both as to their time and quantity . ( q ) A villein ...
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