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Seisin (or seizin)
denotes the
legal possession of a
feudal fiefdom or fee, that is to say an
estate in land. It was used in the form of "the son and heir...
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Livery of
seisin (/ˈsiːzɪn/) is an
archaic legal conveyancing ceremony,
formerly practised in
feudal England and in
other countries following English common...
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baronets of the
colonising kind, and yet were desirous, no doubt, to take
seisin of
their purchased grants in Nova Scotia, old Sir William,
always provident...
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covenants and ****ure covenants.
Present covenants Covenant of
seisin: "A
covenant of
seisin or good
right to convey."
Covenant of
right to convey: Covenants...
- term in
English law was
livery of
seisin (but not the term
seisin).
Seisin,
English feudal equivalent Livery of
seisin Moot hill, a
sasine ceremony of barony...
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under customary title by
traditional landowners. The
precise nature of the
seisin varies from one
culture to another. Many
writers portray land as in the...
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delivery of
seisin, was
generally effected on the land
itself in a
symbolic ceremony termed "feoffment with [de]livery of
seisin." In the ceremony...
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annexata maneria. The
first duke
ordered a
survey called "The
Caption of
Seisin of the
Duchy of Cornwall" in May 1337 to
determine the
extent of
duchy holdings...
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Covenant of
Quiet Enjoyment Covenant of
Right to
Convey Covenant of
Seisin Covenant of
Warranty CREA
Credit Creditor Cul-de-sac
Customer Damages for...
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seize in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Seize or
seise may
refer to:
Seisin,
legal possession of
property Seizing, a
class of
knots used to semi-permanently...
