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feoff
▪ I. feoff var. form of fief n.▪ II. feoff, v. (fɛf) Forms: 3 feoffen, 3–7 feff, 6–7 feoffe, (feofe, feoffee), 4–7 feoff, (9 dial. feft). pa. tense and pa. pple. feoffed; also 5–6 feft(e, 7 feoft. See also fief v. [Early ME. feoffen, ad. AF. feoffer, OF. fieuffer, fieffer, f. fieu, fief: see fee n.2... Oxford English Dictionary
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feffment
feff, feffment see feoff. Oxford English Dictionary
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Qian Chu
up residence in Nanyang, but then immediately, was additionally made Prince of Xu (), with an enlarged feoff. In 988, Qian Chu lost his title as king and was made Prince of Deng () instead, with a larger nominal feoff and actual income. wikipedia.org
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refeoff
† reˈfeoff, v. Obs. In 5 refeff(e, 5–6 refeoffe. [ad. AF. refeffer (1304 in Godef.): see re- and feoff v.] trans. To feoff (one) again, to re-enfeoff.c 1420 Anturs of Arth. 685, I shall refeff him in felde, in forestes so faire. c 1450 Merlin 479 The kynge Arthur refeffed hym a-gein in his londe tha... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ochsenkopf (Fichtel Mountains)
appeared in mining deeds for the first time in 1495, when Lorenz von Ploben from Nürnberg was given the mine on the Fichtelberge "near the Ochsenkopf" as a feoff wikipedia.org
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Holstein Switzerland
Until the middle of the 19th century the area was dominated by Denmark, which initially ran the region as a feoff, but eventually integrated it into the wikipedia.org
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feofydye
† feofydye Obs. = Feoffment in trust (Anglo-L. feoffamentum fidei; ? abbreviated feoff. fidei).1544–5 J. Mere Let. in Abp. Parker's Corr. (Parker Soc.) 18, I would most heartily desire you..to know who receiveth the feofydye of West Walton in Marshlands. Oxford English Dictionary
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feoffer
feoffor, feoffer Law. (ˈfɛfər) Forms: 5 feffer, (6 -or), -our(e, fefowre, 6 feofer, -ffour, 7 -ffeer, 5– feoffor, 6– feoffer. [ad. AF. feoffour, f. feoffer feoff v.] 1. One who makes a feoffment to another. Rarely Hist. in feudal sense: One who invests another with a fief.1440 Promp. Parv. 153 Fefow... Oxford English Dictionary
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Burgau, Styria
Then the municipality and the castle were given as a feoff to the house of Neitberg before being handed over to Weikhard von Polheim. wikipedia.org
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feoffment
feoffment Law. (ˈfɛfmənt) Forms: 4–6, 9 dial. feff(e)ment, (5 feefe-, fef(e)ment), feoffament, 5, 9 dial. feftment, 6–7 feoffe-, feof(e)ment, 6– feoffment. [a. AF. feoffement; see feoff v. and -ment.] 1. The action of investing a person with a fief or fee. In technical lang. applied esp. to the part... Oxford English Dictionary
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feoffee
feoffee Law. (fɛˈfiː) Forms: 5–6 feffee, 5 fefee, -i(e, 5–7 feoffe, 5–8 feofe(e, 7 feofy, 9 feeoffe(e, 6– feoffee. [ad. AF. feoffé, pa. pple. of feoffer: see prec.] 1. The person to whom a freehold estate in land is conveyed by a feoffment.1542–3 Act 34–5 Hen. VIII, c. 5 §17 The donees, feoffes, les... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chinese noble titles in the imperial period
In 984, Qian Chu was made King of Hannan (a smaller nominal feoff) instead, and in 987 reduced again to King of Hanyang, with the right to take up residence wikipedia.org
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subinfeoff
subinˈfeoff, v. [sub- 9 (b).] = subinfeud v.1611 Cotgr., Subinfeudation, a subinfeoffing. 1839 Penny Cycl. XIV. 387/2 Upon this subinfeudation being effected, A..would have the seigniory of lands of which B and others had been subinfeoffed. Oxford English Dictionary
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Index of law articles
Federal tort claims act – Federalism – Fee – Fee simple – Fee tail – Felicific calculus – Felony – Felonious – Felony – Felony murder rule – Feme covert – Feoff wikipedia.org
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fief
▪ I. fief, n. (fiːf) Forms: 7 feif, 7–9 feof(f, 7– fief. [First in 17th c.; a. F. fief: see fee n.2] 1. = fee n.2 1. male fief, fief masculine: one that could be held by males only.1611 Cotgr., Fief, a Fief; a (Knights) fee; a Mannor, or inheritance held by homage. a 1613 Overbury Observ. France Wks... Oxford English Dictionary
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