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Seisin (or
seizin) is a
legal concept that
denotes the
right to
legal possession of a thing,
usually a fiefdom, fee, or an
estate in land. It is similar...
- The
Seizin Press was a
small press,
founded in 1927 by
Laura Riding and
Robert Graves in
London from 1928
until 1935. From 1930 it was
based in Majorca...
- (Deya:
Seizin Press; London: Constable,
Autumn 1935)
Volume II (Deya:
Seizin Press; London: Constable,
Summer 1936)
Volume III (Deya:
Seizin Press; London:...
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There they
continued to
publish letterpress books under the
rubric of the
Seizin Press,
founded and
edited the
literary journal,
Epilogue and
wrote two successful...
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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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relationship formed the
basis of landholding,
known as
feudal tenure,
whereby the
seizin vested in the
tenant (the v****al) was so
similar to
actual possession that...
- the village,
where he
collaborated with
Laura Riding in
setting up the
Seizin Press.
Graves returned after the war and
remained in Deià
until his death...
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overlordship came into
existence by the
process of the lord of the
manor granting seizin of the fee
concerned to his
prospective tenant and
receiving from him homage...
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Coming of Age Day (成人の日,
Seijin no Hi) is a
public holiday in ****an held
annually on the
second Monday of
January under the
Happy Monday System. It is...
- "to
receive sasines", "to take sasines".
Alternative spellings include:
seizin, seisin, sasin, seasin, sasing, seasing, sesin, seasin, sesine, seasine...
