- The
Statute of
Ireland concerning Coparceners (Latin:
Statutum Hibernie de Coheredibus, or Stat. Hib. de Coher.), was an
English statute made by Henry...
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behalf of the
entire family.
Other members of the
family are
known as '
coparceners'.[citation needed] The patriarch's wife
generally exerts control over...
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favour of the other, or the
entire estate naturally descends to a
single coparcener. In
England and Wales, p****age of a
title in this
fashion is effected...
- champerty, compart, compartition, compartment, compartmental, coparcenary,
coparcener, counterpart, counterparty, depart, department, departmental, departure...
- This name
should perhaps be Daccombe, as in 1346 John
Daccombe and his
coparceners were
holding half a knight's fee at Park,
which had
formerly belonged...
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Statutes Statutum Hibernie de
Coheredibus (Statute of
Ireland concerning Coparceners) —
cited as 14 Hen. 3 in The
Statutes at Large,
which gives the year...
- haif-gavell of
Monryk ap Canon, e.g.
there are no less than
sixteen coparceners, of whom
eight possess houses. The
peculiarity of this
system of land...
- run in
Ireland as in
England Criminal law
Dublin ale-custom
Concerning coparceners.
Limitation of
writs in Ireland.
Observance in
Ireland of
Statute of...
- century. The
Wyvills still retained their share,
Thomas Wyvill and his
coparceners holding the
estate in 1346. In 1384–5
Richard Couper, one of the heirs...
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Revision Act 1872
Homage for Lands,
holden of the King,
descending to
Coparceners c. 6 —
repealed by
Statute Law (Ireland)
Revision Act 1872
Wardship of...
