- Feu was long the most
common form of land
tenure in Scotland.
Conveyancing in
Scots law was
dominated by
forms which were
called feudal until the Scottish...
-
Alexander Borthwick, upon the
resignation of
James Wilson, the
previous feuar, on 27 June 1495. Lord
Borthwick died on 20 May 1503, and he was succeeded...
- of the
value of 40s of auld extent. This
excluded the
growing class of
feuars, who
would not gain
these rights until 1661. The
clerical estate was marginalised...
-
Scrymgeour and
Margaret Campbell. In his father's
lifetime he was
known as
feuar of Dudhope. He
became Constable and
Provost of Dundee.
Scrimgeour was patron...
- been
feued in 1630 to
local occupiers by the
Marquess of Montrose. The
feuars,
originally holding their land unenclosed, each
received an
enclosed piece...
- c. xiv 22 May 1890 An Act for the
transference of the
Property of the
Feuars of
Falkirk to the
Magistrates and
Council of the
Burgh of Falkirk; for extending...
- and
groups exist to
enhance village life, the
oldest of
these being the
Feuars Committee,[citation needed]
which manages properties, held in
trust for...
- (Scotland) Act 1874 – and
there is much
demand for
building ground, the
feuars frequently sti****ted that the
builder pay an
annual rent
rather than purchase...
-
Montquhanie Castle. In 1597, in his father's lifetime,
Andrew Balfour was the
feuar of the
Orkney lands on
Westray and Faray.
Balfour complained to the Privy...
- Peterhead". The town's
first known po****tion
totalled 56. The
twelve original feuars occupied land
along Seagate between the pier of Port Henry, to the north...
