- A
fine of lands, also
called a
final concord, or
simply a
fine, was a
species of property conveyance which existed in
England (and
later in Wales) from...
- alienation, a sum
of money paid to a
feudal lord when a
tenant had
occasion to make over his land to
another Fine of lands, an
obsolete type
of land conveyance...
-
Great Britain and Ireland. It
abolished the two
species of property conveyance known as
fines of lands (or
final concords) and
common recoveries. The act is...
-
Antarctic Lands (French:
Terres australes et
antarctiques françaises, TAAF) is an
overseas territory (French:
Territoire d'outre-mer or TOM)
of France....
- conveyance)
known as a
fine of lands or
final concord. The
procedure was
followed from
around 1195
until 1833, and the
considerable body
of resulting records...
- the son
of Robert de Barkham,
levied a
fine of lands in Barkham. In 1335, the
lands p****ed to the
Bullock family, who held it
until the end
of the 16th...
- The "
Lands of the
Hungarian Crown" was the
titular expression of Hungarian pretensions to the
various territories that the king
of Hungary ruled nominally...
-
dealings or
certain debts of money,
retained in a few and
dwindling number of jurisdictions Fine of lands, or
final concord, a type
of property conveyance in...
- Bee.
Retrieved 2007-10-31. Reynolds, Mike (September 17, 2008). "
Fine Living Lands 'Loser,' '**** Eye'
Syndication Pacts". Multichannel.com. Retrieved...
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of 1438 he
levied a
fine of lands to
compel the
tenants of his
manors of Calton, Staffordshire, and Ballidon, Derbyshire, to
recognise the
rights of Isabel...
