subinfeudation
subinfeudation the process whereby a freehold estate was created
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out of another freehold estate to be held by the grantee of the grantor in return for specified services or amounts of produce or money. The grant created a tenurial relationship between the parties. Subinfeu- dations (except those made by the Crown) were forbidden by the statute QUIA EMPTORES 1290.
- Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
- noscitur a sociis
- notarial execution
- notary public
- not guilty
- notice of general meetings
- notice of intention to defend
- notour bankruptcy
- nova causa interveniens
- novation
- novus actus interveniens
- noxal surrender
- nudum pactum
- nuisance
- nulla poena sine lege
- nullity of marriage
- nullum temporis occurrit regi
- nuncupative will
- oath
- oath of allegiance
- obiter dictum
- objection
- objects clause
- obligation
- obligationes literis