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Mesne (an Anglo-French
legal form of the O. Fr. meien, mod. moyen, mean, Med. Lat. medi****, in the middle, cf.
English mean),
middle or intermediate...
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Mesne (pronounced "mean")
profits are sums of
money paid for the
occupation of land to a
person with
right of
immediate occupation,
where no permission...
- A
mesne lord (/miːn/) was a lord in the
feudal system who had v****als who held land from him, but who was
himself the v****al of a
higher lord.
Owing to...
-
payment of
damages or an ****ction to
remedy the tort. By law, tresp**** for
mesne profits is a suit
against someone who has been
ejected from
property that...
- tenant-in-chief if he held a
capital manor directly from the Crown, or a
mesne lord if he was the v****al of
another lord. The
origins of the
lordship of...
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Cliffords Mesne listen is an
English village in Gloucestershire, two
miles (3.2 km) south-west of the town of Newent. It
became the home of the autobiographical...
- sub-letting or
alienating a part of
their lands. The
tenants were
termed mesne lords, with
regard to
those holding from them, the
immediate tenant being...
- border.
Works to the
final two
stretches of the
route between Tynesbank and
Mesne Lea
School and
between Anchor Lane and
Mount Skip Lane were
completed in...
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feudal obligations such as
military service. This was
distinguished from a
mesne lord who held his own fief from a superior. The term
paramount derives from...
- Surrey,
Hampshire and Middle****, as well as
holding a
further 17
manors as a
mesne tenant in the same counties. He
married Beatrice and had issue: William...
