-
common law, a
hereditament (from
Latin hereditare, to inherit, from heres, heir) is any kind of
property that can be inherited.
Hereditaments are divided...
- ****essing and
billing but did not
redefine the
legal unit of property, the
hereditament, that had been
developed through rating case law.
Properties are ****essed...
- part
whereby the lands,
hereditament and
premises described in the
First Schedule thereto and
hereto and
other hereditaments of
Chattel interest which...
- Parliament, and
although considered noble,
their titles are
incorporeal hereditaments. At one time
barons did sit in parliament. However, they are considered...
- the house, the estate, and the
right to
repurchase as an
incorporeal hereditament.
Audley End
railway station is
named after the house.
Audley End was...
- in effect, a kind of property: an "incorporeal
hereditament".
Under English law
incorporeal hereditaments (including jurisdictions) were
either granted...
- law, a
Scottish Prescriptive Barony by
Tenure is now an
incorporeal hereditament, no
longer a
feudal title, not
attached to the land and
remains the only...
- manor,
laird is not a
title of nobility. The
designation is a "corporeal
hereditament" (an
inheritable property that has an
explicit tie to the
physical land)...
-
Suffolk manors cites Russell Grant's
ownership of the [[incorporeal
hereditament]],
though not its land". 6
November 2003.
Archived from the original...
-
valuation maps. Each
property and
related right under and over land (
hereditament) in
England and
Wales was surve**** and valued, so
Increment Value Duty...
